Could a o/u shotgun with a release/pull trigger be illegal ?

Could a release pull trigger be considered a binary trigger--since you are shooting two shells with a single pull? could be a problem in some states

 

You have to set (pull)the trigger twice for it to release twice!

 

you don't have to set the trigger twice with a release/pull trigger-in Minnesota, this could be a felony due to a new law

 

The Governor of Minnesota signed a law requiring tampons in boys bathrooms. Anything is possible in a state lead by that kind of politician.

 

HE SHOULD HAVS ONE SHOVED UP EACH NOSTRIL. AND THE ONLY EXIT HOLE IN HIS BODY. Roger C.

 

Sorry- I miss-read and thought you asked about double release!
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You are still pulling the trigger 2 times , one to set the the first shot and pulling for the second.

 

The Browning I looked at was a pull release making it a binary trigger.

 

A pull-release still requires the trigger to be pulled twice.

Pull the trigger=bang
Release the trigger
Pull the trigger=set
Release the trigger=bang

I've never heard of, and don't believe it would be mechanically possible to make a trigger for an over/under that would fire when the trigger was pulled, then fire again immediately when the trigger is released.

You'd have to look at the specific law, but it's likely these apply to semi-auto guns only anyways.

 

If even possible yes it would be illegal. However, I have never encountered a set up that functioned with 2 shots one pull. A pull then release. Sounds like a dangerously silly concept.

 

I always wondered if the inertia block on some double guns would be the equivalent of a bump stock??