Forced Reset Triggers Will Not Return to Massachusetts Following Lawsuit

Forced reset triggers will not return to Massachusetts following lawsuit

BOSTON (WWLP) - Massachusetts Attorney General (AG) Andrea Campbell announced that following a lawsuit, thousands of machine-gun conversion devices will not be returned or sold in Massachusetts. Following an executive order in February, President Trump has planned to return forced reset triggers (FRT), a type of machine-gun conversion device, throughout the United States. This was a reversal of a Biden administration classification of FRTs as “p…

Rapid fire conversion devices will not be sold in Nevada_ Ford confirms

Attorney General Aaron Ford confirmed Friday machine gun conversion devices known as forced reset triggers will not be sold or distributed in Nevada. ...

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Rapid fire conversion devices will not be sold in Nevada, Ford confirms

Attorney General Aaron Ford confirmed Friday machine gun conversion devices known as forced reset triggers will not be sold or distributed in Nevada.

Nevada Attorney General Ford announces victory in machine gun conversion suit

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has announced that Nevada and a coalition of 16 states have won a victory over machine-gun conversion devices.

Attorney General Brown Blocks the Return and Sales of Machine Gun Conversion Devices in Maryland

Following a lawsuit filed by Maryland AG Anthony Brown with a coalition of 16 attorneys general – including Delaware - the Trump administration has committed to excluding Maryland from plans to distribute thousands of machine gun conversion devices. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed to a judge that it will not return Forced Reset Triggers into Maryland – or the other plaintiff States. And the country's largest pur…