FAQ

Q: I just got my super safety, How do I install it?

A: Check out our installation video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/pmuOuSM5PLg

Q: What is a Forced Reset Trigger?

A: A Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) is a type of trigger mechanism designed exclusively for semi-automatic firearms. It operates by "actively" resetting the trigger during the firing cycle, without altering the fundamental requirement for a separate trigger function for each shot fired.

In a standard semi-automatic firearm, the trigger reset is facilitated by the trigger spring, which returns the trigger to its forward position after firing, enabling the shooter to press it again for the next shot. An FRT modifies this process by incorporating a mechanical system that utilizes the movement of the firearm's bolt, slide, or other action components to assist in resetting the trigger. This mechanical assistance ensures that the trigger is reset more efficiently while still requiring the shooter to manually initiate a separate trigger function for each individual shot.

The essential distinction of an FRT is that, while it expedites the trigger reset process, it does not alter the semi-automatic operation of the firearm. Each bullet discharged from the firearm requires a deliberate and separate trigger function initiated by the user. The system remains entirely dependent on this intentional input, maintaining compliance with the defining characteristics of semi-automatic firearms.

An FRT does not enable continuous or automatic firing with a single trigger function, nor does it permit the firearm to function as a fully automatic weapon under any circumstances. Its sole function is to enhance the reset speed of the trigger within the bounds of standard semi-automatic operation.

Q: Does the Super Safety work with all AR-15 platforms? A: The super safety drops right into any mil-spec AR-15 or AR-9. Q: The cam rotates back but when the bolt comes forward the cam stays in the same position preventing me from pulling the trigger. Why is this happening? A: This issue occurs because you’re not using a Super Safetyccompatible Bolt Carrier Group (BCG). The Super Safety only works with full-profile BCGs, so you’ll need to ensure your BCG is compatible. Q: My super safety will only run 2-3 rounds in active reset before my firearm malfunctions.(light primer strike/hammer falls no primer strike) How do I fix this? A: This problem is caused by bolt bounce a condition where the bolt doesn’t fully lock into place. The most common cause is using a buffer weight that’s too light. To fix this, replace your current buffer with a heavier one, such as an H2 or H3 buffer, to properly force the bolt closed and prevent malfunctions. Q: What should I do if I’m still experiencing issues after following the troubleshooting steps? A: If problems persist, contact us for assistance. Be ready to provide details about your setup, including your BCG type, buffer weight, and any modifications to your firearm. This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Customers are responsible for ensuring their firearm setup complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws. For specific legal questions or concerns, consult a qualified attorney.