Idk who told you about stainless steel being better for a high rate of fire, but it's quite the opposite. They are more accurate while sacrificing longevity compared to more common 4150 steel. It's great for precision but will definitely wear out faster from mag dumping.

Ammo manufacturers should include a coupon for this trigger.

Love to see that in action! Well done friend.

Stainless is harder but it gets hotter quicker and when it’s hot it’s soft so really a chrome lined barrel or a chromoly barrel are the better options.

You've got a blasting fast finger, man     👉

This is my JAM

At least he wasn’t calling it full auto. It’s an FRT trigger!

Before I watched you fire the weapon with the H3 buffer when you show the first footage of you firing the weapon in the snow I automatically knew what the problem was but I'm glad you corrected it😊

Yeah I was thinking the buffer  tube

That must be a cool ass gun range. The indoor gun range I go to near me doesn't allow any rapid firing.

Glad it's working, but remember to squeeze as light as you can while still firing the rifle, this way you get the most reliability and fastest possible fire-rate. When you squeeze harder than necessary, your finger pressure is literally fighting to stall the BCG, slowing it down. Remember, the BCG is fighting to reset the trigger by pushing it forward, thus fighting your trigger finger pressure, it fights you, and you are fighting it, essentially slowing the BCG and potentially completely stalling the BCG's movement, if you pull the trigger harder than necessary. I have my video linked here showing how fast and reliably these can run if you do your part: https://youtu.be/IF-k-nAqv4o

Lmfaooo love the title

13:15 I went with a giraffe height 2.26” red dot mount for the 12ga bullpup pump. With yours being an autoloader you might get away with 1.93” or perhaps an equivalent riser for the irons. It’s just too violent trying to push the face down or the shoulder up to keep the eye behind standard height sights.

i picked mine up about a week ago and didnt realize my bcg isnt rated for auto and i found on rare breed that you NEED one and funny enough it was taken to a gunsmith who called it a piece of SH*T he couldnt figure it out and neither could a range master for the police department but my buddy and i were on a call for about 10 minutes and came to realization it was my bcg causing the trigger to not function come to find out i over looked the small print on website that states full auto bcg is require will be reading fine print from now on lol

Thanks for the demonstration and your video. Glad to see you took a chance with this trigger! When you get to maybe 4K rounds maybe 5k, come back and make another video. I think these triggers are gimmicky not made of the best materials in my opinion but I could be wrong and I hope I am but I’m just curious if I were to invest this amount of money as I am still waiting on Rare breed to win their case against NewYork, then I hope these triggers last and are durable for a serious defensive weapon

Try a super safety frt 3 position trigger , i absolutely love mine and they are much cheaper for same result

Get and adjustable gas block and new buffer

That SS barrel doesnt live behind rapid fire like a chrome moly or chrome vanadium steel barrel will. Just make sure to fully clean it and inspect your lands and grooves, and the throat of the barrel (just ahead of the chamber right as the rifling start and about 1-2" in to the rifling with good borescope. High volume rapid fire will reduce the life of that stainless barrel. From all I've seen and the few times I've shot one if those rifles they seem to be very well made rifles but don't expect as long of a life from that (what I'd assume) is a 4140 stainless steel barrel. Throat erossion would likely be the first sign that the barrel is wearing out (visible with a bore scope) or a noticeable loss of accuracy if your not inspecting it and cleaning it often enough. Just pulling a fire snake through it a few times doesnt count as fully cleaning it. Just try to keep the heat build up to a minimum. Theres a reason the first few baffles in a suppressor arent made from SS and they arent right at the chamber. I have o e limited edition rifle with a SS barrel and its accurate and functions great but I maintain it more because I know the SS barrel is softer than my other barrels. Very nice trigger by the way

I was having the exact same issue

Did you have to change your bolt carrier on the sig