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Rare Breed Triggers has developed a MP5 Trigger (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 6/2/2025 12:53:30 PM EDT
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![]() EXCLUSIVE: Inside the FRT Settlement with Rare Breed Stated at the 22:30 mark. They also have developed triggers for the AK-47. I think Lawrence DeMonico is a slimy POS. But I also think they make the best triggers. |
| In the big rare breed thread in GD someone posted the patent. It looked like a drop in replacement pack, I will go see if I can find it. |
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| If they are going to be around the price of their current FRT offerings I'll stick with the AR lower and Super Safety. |
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Originally Posted By nwalker77: Exactly. I bought my SP5K as a collectors piece. I have no interest in an AR-15 lower. Same here. I have both an SP5 and 5K and both have factory Navy 3 Position ambi lowers so a 100% drop in option is the only FRT trigger pack I would consider but yeah, would love to have them |
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Originally Posted By mamasboy: Will this fit the MAC 5K SEF? Although they haven't put out anything official, if its a true drop in, it should work. |
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Originally Posted By cherenkov: But not for "handguns" but somehow that now has some different legally binding definition = means mag outside of grip? Something strange about all that = like we plan on defaulting back to the actual legal definition later and =trouble. For handguns, forced reset triggers were patented at least 80 years ago, so that patent on the 1911 can be freely copied and used by any machineshop that wants to. The glock frt triggers don't appear to rely on any rare breed IP, so I don't expect rare breed to win any cases in court over handguns. For that matter, I think when challenged in court, not all of rare breeds patents will hold up. I think for a bunch of their patents there is previous art that will surface. |
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Originally Posted By nwalker77: You keep asking the same question that has already been answered. We know nothing other than this being mentioned in a video. Originally Posted By nwalker77: Originally Posted By mamasboy: Bump You keep asking the same question that has already been answered. We know nothing other than this being mentioned in a video. Yep. Have to see something first more than the passing mention in the video. I'm currently using a super safety but a good offering at a reasonable price I might be interested. North of 500? Nah. |
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Originally Posted By jaqufrost: It really just pertains to Rare Breed. Everyone else is free to make all the FRT handguns they want as long as the design doesn't infringe in rare breed's patents. For handguns, forced reset triggers were patented at least 80 years ago, so that patent on the 1911 can be freely copied and used by any machineshop that wants to. The glock frt triggers don't appear to rely on any rare breed IP, so I don't expect rare breed to win any cases in court over handguns. For that matter, I think when challenged in court, not all of rare breeds patents will hold up. I think for a bunch of their patents there is previous art that will surface. Originally Posted By jaqufrost: Originally Posted By cherenkov: But not for "handguns" but somehow that now has some different legally binding definition = means mag outside of grip? Something strange about all that = like we plan on defaulting back to the actual legal definition later and =trouble. For handguns, forced reset triggers were patented at least 80 years ago, so that patent on the 1911 can be freely copied and used by any machineshop that wants to. The glock frt triggers don't appear to rely on any rare breed IP, so I don't expect rare breed to win any cases in court over handguns. For that matter, I think when challenged in court, not all of rare breeds patents will hold up. I think for a bunch of their patents there is previous art that will surface. From what I recall of the RB video, part of his agreement is he will not make a FRT for any handgun, defined as taking the magazine in the grip. He said something along the lines of he didn't like them, thought they were stupid; I don't recall his exact verbiage. |
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Originally Posted By bmarshall1: From what I recall of the RB video, part of his agreement is he will not make a FRT for any handgun, defined as taking the magazine in the grip. He said something along the lines of he didn't like them, thought they were stupid; I don't recall his exact verbiage. |
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Originally Posted By jaqufrost: It really just pertains to Rare Breed. Everyone else is free to make all the FRT handguns they want as long as the design doesn't infringe in rare breed's patents. For handguns, forced reset triggers were patented at least 80 years ago, so that patent on the 1911 can be freely copied and used by any machineshop that wants to. The glock frt triggers don't appear to rely on any rare breed IP, so I don't expect rare breed to win any cases in court over handguns. For that matter, I think when challenged in court, not all of rare breeds patents will hold up. I think for a bunch of their patents there is previous art that will surface. The settlement seems like it ordinarily would have no stake in patents - Its patents and others are a separate matter really - the issue is whether the charges the ATF brought were legitimate and also the consequent fraud charges from the second circuit - those matters should have been handled within the confines of the cases and seemingly peculiar to make some strange out of scope concessions. I agree as the law stands per current interpretations and federal rulings - they are not MGs - (for any gun) nonetheless remain suspicious of the federal need to envelope handguns or not and behold an unusual definition of it for some reason. Just a hunch the institution regardless of leadership is always going to lean to limiting innovation of firearms regardless. |
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| I emailed them to see if it would work in an HK MP5-22, but they just replied vaguely that they were busy and they hadn't thought about that, and that they were still working to get the MP5 FRT finished. |
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Originally Posted By SideCharger: I emailed them to see if it would work in an HK MP5-22, but they just replied vaguely that they were busy and they hadn't thought about that, and that they were still working to get the MP5 FRT finished. They’re too busy serving cease and desist letters to other FRT manufacturers. |
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Been debating on the 3 position myself but it's so much more than the super safety. I think I'd like the 3 position better but still that's my hold up plus ammo cost. If they make one that works for an ap5-p I'm getting one. I should probably just buy both and be done with it. The 9 would be fun and easier on my wallet though. |
| I am on the waiting list for the RBT MP5 Ambi trigger because its exactly the MP5 FRT trigger I've been dreaming of and nobody else (that I'm aware of anyway) is making anything even close to it. |
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Originally Posted By airgunner: I am on the waiting list for the RBT MP5 Ambi trigger because its exactly the MP5 FRT trigger I've been dreaming of and nobody else (that I'm aware of anyway) is making anything even close to it. I wouldn’t rely on the notification from RB. I was on the list for the SEF version. I happened to check yesterday and it showed one in stock. I was able to get it ordered. I never did receive an in stock notification. I’ve been checking multiple times a day for the past couple of weeks. It seems like the Ambi version showed in stock somewhat frequently. |
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Originally Posted By dirtytim: I wouldn’t rely on the notification from RB. I was on the list for the SEF version. I happened to check yesterday and it showed one in stock. I was able to get it ordered. I never did receive an in stock notification. I’ve been checking multiple times a day for the past couple of weeks. It seems like the Ambi version showed in stock somewhat frequently. Good to know. Thanks |
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Originally Posted By dirtytim: I wouldn’t rely on the notification from RB. I was on the list for the SEF version. I happened to check yesterday and it showed one in stock. I was able to get it ordered. I never did receive an in stock notification. I’ve been checking multiple times a day for the past couple of weeks. It seems like the Ambi version showed in stock somewhat frequently. Yeah, you won't get the notification. Just keep checking. Took me about 3 or so weeks but got an SEF version eventually. |
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It seems like lately, at least with the ambi model, they release a few a day so if you have a day where you can obsessively check their website and refresh a lot then there is a good chance you will get one that same day. They had some of the ambi ones earlier today but they only lasted a few minutes and sold out around 1:20PM Eastern. [Edit] They may not have been gone. It looks like they put a cookie in your browser history to make it show unavailable for seven days after you buy one. |
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Just an FYI if you don't want to support RB due to their business practices: AS Designs has an HK FRT trigger pack that should be available in late June for $549.99 ($495 + tax with discounts). It supports: MP5 · MP5K · AP53 · G3/91 · HK21 · HK31 · HK11 clones and other variants. https://activesafetydesigns.com/mp5/arhk/ |
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Originally Posted By krdt: Just an FYI if you don't want to support RB due to their business practices: AS Designs has an HK FRT trigger pack that should be available in late June for $549.99 ($495 + tax with discounts). It supports: MP5 · MP5K · AP53 · G3/91 · HK21 · HK31 · HK11 clones and other variants. https://activesafetydesigns.com/mp5/arhk/ @krdt Ill give AS designs my cash then when the time comes Raregreed has a lawsuit on there way https://www.artakedowntool.com/blogs/blogs/peak-tactical-counter-suit-rare-breed-patent-fraud-2026?srsltid=AfmBOoqjQMcRkUPTB15J1eUfdsc83UdQ7I5_2_cYh0cdWzXajVIhZ9wC |
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