Rattler Innovations is excited to announce a partnership with Hoffman Tactical to bring you the premier active reset accessory for the AR-15 platform.

However, we are disappointed to share that due to tyrannical state legislation, not all of you can enjoy this accessory.

We encourage you to use the resources below to advocate for the protection of your God-given natural human rights to keep and bear arms, and any item that is an extension of those arms.

The information on this page is not legal advice; please consult a qualified and licensed attorney.

California (CA)

Penal Code §16930 and §32900 - Prohibits multiburst trigger activators, including devices designed to increase semiautomatic firing rates. California's attorney general has specifically identified active-reset triggers as prohibited.

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Colorado (CO)

C.R.S. §18-12-101 and §18-12-102 - Classifies devices increasing a semiautomatic firearm's rate of fire above its normal rate as dangerous weapons. Possession is generally prohibited.

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Connecticut (CT)

Conn. Gen. Stat. §53-206g - Prohibits defined rate-of-fire enhancements, including recoil-operated mechanisms, trigger cranks, and binary triggers.

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Delaware (DE)

11 Del. C. §1444 - Prohibits certain rapid-fire devices classified as destructive weapons, including components designed to increase the firing rate of semiautomatic firearms to approximate automatic fire.

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Florida (FL)

Fla. Stat. §790.222 - Prohibits devices designed to increase the rate of fire of a semiautomatic firearm beyond what is achievable without the device, or to mimic automatic fire.

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Hawaii (HI)

HRS §134-8.5 - Prohibits bump-fire stocks, multiburst trigger activators, and trigger cranks.

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Illinois (IL)

720 ILCS 5/24-1(a)(14) - Prohibits manufacturing, possessing, selling, purchasing, importing, transferring, or using devices designed and functioning to increase a semiautomatic firearm's firing rate above its standard rate.

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Maryland (MD)

Criminal Law §4-301 and §4-305.1 - Prohibits rapid-fire trigger activators that increase trigger activation speed or firing rate.

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Massachusetts (MA)

M.G.L. c.140, §121 and c.269, §10 - Prohibits defined rapid-fire trigger activators and trigger modifiers. The definitions include devices designed to substantially increase a firearm's firing rate, potentially encompassing active-reset mechanisms.

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Minnesota (MN)

Minn. Stat. §609.67 - Restricts defined trigger activators, including certain devices that use recoil energy to reset triggers and facilitate continued firing. Minnesota's 2024 binary-trigger prohibition was struck down in litigation, but other trigger-activator restrictions remain relevant.

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New Jersey (NJ)

N.J.S.A. 2C:39-1 and 2C:39-3 - Prohibits bump stocks, trigger cranks, and machine-gun conversion devices.

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Nevada (NV) 

NRS §202.274 - Prohibits certain devices or components that eliminate the need for separate trigger movements and materially increase firing rates or approximate machine-gun operation.

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New York (NY)

Penal Law §265.00(26) and §265.01-c - Prohibits rapid-fire modification devices, including bump stocks, binary triggers, and other mechanisms designed to accelerate semiautomatic firing rates.

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Oregon (OR)

ORS §166.352 - Expressly prohibits forced-reset triggers and other rapid-fire activators. The statute specifically defines a forced-reset trigger as a device that mechanically forces the trigger to reset after each shot. It prohibits manufacture, transfer, transportation into the state, and possession. 

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Rhode Island (RI)

R.I. Gen. Laws §11-47-8 and §11-47-2 - Restricts bump-fire devices, binary triggers, trigger cranks, and devices enabling automatic fire.

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Virginia (VA)

Va. Code §18.2-308.5:1 - Prohibits defined trigger activators that use recoil energy to reset and continue firing without additional physical manipulation.

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Washington (WA)

RCW §9.41.010 and §9.41.190 - Prohibits machine guns, bump-fire stocks, and certain conversion components.

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District of Columbia (DC)

D.C. Code §7-2501.01 - Defines machine guns and regulates certain firearm conversion components.

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