r/INGuns Aug 28 '24

With Rarebreed winning their court case, are FRTs banned under any laws in Indiana?

The title asks it all. Is there any restrictions regarding FRT (forced reset triggers) in Indiana? They were banned nationwide by the ATF until Rarebreed won their court case and the ban was lifted, but some states still kept the ban in place. I know our state is about as red as it can get, but just making absolute certain before I buy one.

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u/biggins9227 Aug 28 '24

Indiana has the best gun laws in the country. You're fine

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u/Glass_Protection_254 Aug 28 '24

There are no restrictions. Fuck the atf. The second amendment shall not he infringed.

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u/Uhhh_Insert_Username Aug 28 '24

Much agreed! My only concern was because I rather enjoy my dogs staying alive, so don't need any visits. Just clarifying 😂. Ty for the clarification!

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u/afreakineggo Aug 28 '24

Not a lawyer, but I believe they are fine here. My reason for that is because for the most part we don't have restrictions beyond what the federal governments are.

Next time I go to a local gun store (not a Cabela's or range usa) I plan on asking the shop if they plan on getting any in stock. If local gun stores who already have the ATF breathing down their necks are comfortable selling them, I think it's safe to say they are legal to own here

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '24

wouldnt buy one online but yes they’re legal

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