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Understanding the Rare Breed Trigger: Exploring FRT Mechanisms

The Rare Breed Trigger, a type of Forced Reset Trigger (FRT), is engineered to enhance the firing sequence of semi-automatic firearms by automatically resetting the trigger after each discharge. This system drastically shortens the time between shots, allowing for a faster rate of fire without converting the weapon into a fully automatic firearm.

How Does a Rare Breed Trigger Work?
At the core of the Rare Breed Trigger is a precision-engineered spring mechanism. When the firearm is fired, the weapon’s bolt cycles and interacts with this mechanism, quickly pushing the trigger back to its ready position. This feature minimizes shooter intervention and speeds up the shooting process while ensuring consistent trigger pull—key for maintaining accuracy under rapid fire conditions.