Binary Triggers Legal Or Nah?

[Fizzik]

I’ve been wondering the same thing about binary triggers. Just moved here a little while back, and I’m still getting the lay of the land with the whole hunting and shooting scene. I’ve seen some folks raving about them online, but I’m not exactly sure what the law says here in Hawaii. I mean, it feels like every state has its quirks when it comes to firearm regulations. If you’ve got any experience or insights on that, I’d really appreciate it. Trying to avoid any legal headaches, you know? Anyone else in the same boat or have had to figure this out recently?

 

[Hitman01]

Just so you know, binary triggers are illegal in Hawaii, they count as rapid-fire devices

 

[JosephSGo]

I’d really want to set up that's not just reliable but also totally in line with all the local laws. There's so much room to personalize it and have fun shooting without risking any legal headaches. If I ever felt unsure about anything, I’d definitely reach out to a local firearms attorney or pop into a trustworthy gun shop. Those folks usually have the best grasp on what’s actually allowed and what to watch out for.