Digital Trigger Technologies Digitrigger 1.1 Standalone Digital Trigger System 1001

A firearm that is DigiTrigger enabled becomes a hybrid, with two distinct fire control groups. The first and primary one is the mechanical group, which operates exactly as the mil-spec trigger group originally found in the AR-15. The second is a microprocessor based firing system, which operates seamlessly with the mechanical trigger group. Since the second fire control group is software based, the user can choose between preset modes.

DigiTrigger 1.1 operational modes include:

Safe (weapon is mechanically/digitally disabled)

Mechanical Semi-Auto (no battery required)

Digital Semi-Auto (default mode)

Grip Safety Disabled Mode (press SR button to disable/enable)

Features of Digital Trigger Technologies Digitrigger 1.1 Standalone Digital Trigger System

• Digital modes have a 1lb. trigger with mechanical feedback completely eliminated (mil-spec break in order to fire the weapon is still present, but is simply not felt by the shooter when the DigiTrigger is enabled).
• Mechanical mode has a single stage trigger with mil-spec trigger pull weight (at least 5.5 lbs. and not exceeding 8.5 lbs.).
• Fire control components are 8620HMN steel cast, precision machined, heat-treated and finished to meet or exceed mil-specs.
• Digital modes of operation require one 9Volt battery (1000+ shots after break in period).
• DigiTrigger electronic components are rated for at least 1 million firing cycles.
• DigiTrigger complements the mechanical trigger group; it DOES NOT replace it with one that requires a battery.
• DigiTrigger 1.1 & 1.2 are for recreational/commercial use only, and are not intended for military/defense applications (these and LE versions coming soon).
• System has multiple patents, and many more pending.

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• Digital Trigger Technologies Digitrigger 1.1 Standalone Digital Trigger System