Are trigger mods illegal?
No, trigger mods are not illegal. In a ‘righteous’ shoot, the mods should make no difference, but you never know what an unscrupulous prosecutor might use to try to sway a jury, or what a judge might allow. The bigger risk is more likely to be in a civil action.
Can I carry 2 guns with CCW?
The short answer is yes, you generally can conceal carry two guns.
How long is ammo good for?
Fact is, all modern ammo will last more than 10 years if it’s been stored reasonably well. Ammo companies push a conservative message, likely because they don’t want the liability if it fails to fire (and, hey, they’d like to sell more ammo… fair enough).
Can you go to court with a hair trigger gun?
Police instructors and attorneys with experience often warn that using a gun with a “hair trigger” can be quicksand in court. Yet on Internet gun forums and “around the cracker barrel,” people who’ve never been in court except to pay a traffic ticket say, “It’s never happened. It’s an urban myth.” Sigh. Time for a dose of reality.
When does a hair trigger become ” self defense “?
Self-defense by definition is an intentional act: a false allegation of “hair trigger” gives them the element of negligence, which is what liability insurance exists for. Thus, the motive, and once again, the “hair trigger” feeds into that allegation. Self-Defense: Are Warning Shots a Good Idea?
What is the dictionary definition of hair trigger?
Definition of hair-trigger. (Entry 1 of 2) 1 : immediately responsive to the slightest stimulus a hair-trigger temper. 2 : delicately adjusted or easily disrupted. hair trigger. noun. Definition of hair trigger (Entry 2 of 2) : a gun trigger so adjusted as to permit the firearm to be fired by a very slight pressure.
When does a trigger upgrade become a ” hair trigger “?
Any modification done to lighten the pull of a trigger is likely to become a “hair trigger” in court. Is a trigger upgrade on your self-defense handgun worth it? Not when politically motivated prosecutors are likely to twist it into the mythical “hair trigger”.