Sixteen states, led by New Jersey, have sent a letter to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit objecting to the return of forced reset triggers (FRTs) to their owners.
Anti-gun States Ask Courts to Pause Returning FRTs

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Sixteen states, led by New Jersey, have sent a letter to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit objecting to the return of forced reset triggers (FRTs) to their owners.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is starting to return forced reset triggers (FRT) to their owners.
The ATF included the Super Safe AK in its documents, claiming it was in a drop-in auto-sear (DIAS). The issue? The Super Safe AK is an FRT.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the National Association For Gun Rights (NARG) v. Garland. The case centers on the legality of Forced Reset Triggers (FRT).
ATF is once again facing an uphill battle in court regulating Forced Reset Triggers. Despite already losing 6 times on this issue, the ATF is trying to reframe its argument—an approach that’s unlikely to hold up.
The judge denied the ATF’s request for a stay on his ruling, which blocked the agency from enforcing its ban on force reset triggers (FRT).
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) lost another case in federal Court yesterday in the Northern District of Texas Fort Worth Division.
We are absolutely thrilled that the court has dealt such a decisive blow… The ATF under the Biden/Harris regime has utterly trampled the Constitution and the rule of law to destroy the 2nd Amendment.
The Fifth Circuit has reviewed the ATF’s motion and denied the requested stay, meaning the injunction will remain in place for now, protecting the public from the ATF taking enforcement actions over Rare Breed’s FRT-15.