WOT TRIGGER

The WOT Trigger (Wide Open Trigger) has been at the center of legal debates since its release. Known for delivering near full-auto speeds through forced reset technology, the WOT Trigger is now under heavy scrutiny by both federal agencies and state lawmakers. If you're considering purchasing or currently own a WOT Trigger, you need to understand whether it's legal in your state—and what changes have occurred in 2025. This guide provides a state-by-state legal breakdown to help you stay informed and compliant. ⚖️ What Is a WOT Trigger? The WOT Trigger is a type of forced reset trigger (FRT) designed for AR-15 rifles. It works by mechanically forcing the trigger to reset after each shot, allowing the shooter to fire rapidly without converting the firearm to full-auto. While it only fires one round per trigger pull, the WOT Trigger’s performance has led the ATF to classify certain models as machine guns , which has impacted legality nationwide. 📜 ATF Position as of 2...