"A forced reset trigger, also known as hard reset trigger, is a specialized trigger mechanism designed to increase the effective rate of fire of a semi-automatic firearm. It operates by using the firearm’s own cycling action to mechanically force the trigger forward after each shot is discharged, thereby resetting it much faster than a conventional semi-automatic trigger, which relies on the shooter to consciously release the trigger."

To put that into words that are understandable, FRT's mechanically turn Semi-automatic rifles into "not" machine guns.

Unlike lightning links (an illegal drop-in part that turns rifles into full-auto only firearms) an FRT resets the trigger in a single action, unlike regular triggers where you must let go after every shot for it to reset.

FRT's are big news right now because they have been deemed legal by the president of the United States under the grounds that they will not be manufactured for handguns.

State regulations have them cut off from a quarter of the country, but for 400$ any regular law abiding citizen can fit their Armalite pattern rifle with a FRT!

Lovles! ^w^<3