Binary Triggers Legal Or Nah?

[Fizzik]

So, I've been digging into the whole binary trigger thing lately. I'm a bit of a newbie here in Alaska, and I just want to play it safe. I think it's super important to know what's allowed and what's not, especially with all the nuances in gun laws.

I came from a place where things were pretty straightforward, but I've heard mixed opinions about binary triggers. Some say they're legal, while others throw around the term 'unsafe' and start talking about regulations.

I want to get into some serious shooting practice, and those triggers seem like they would be a fun addition. Has anyone figured this out, or know where I can find some solid resources? Just looking for some clarity without getting too deep into the legal weeds. What's the word from the locals?

 

[Sourdough]

Some are legal to own, however they "MIGHT" not be legal for hunting. If a company like Franklin Armory is still selling them and have been for years theirs must be legal or BATF&E would have closed them down.

If you need it, I will address the safety issue.

I "Strongly" suggest purchasing only "NEW". There was a company that BATF&E force closing. But that was years ago. You would not what to purchase a "USED" trigger made by that company.

Franklin makes then for many different firearms, including RUGER 10/22

I have some but they are for firearms I rarely ever shoot. Ammo gets expensive when there are (2) Two discharges for one trigger pull.

Very-very-very where in Majestic Alaska are you....??? Just generally....??