Trigger Design

The 1911 is pretty weird, honestly. Most guns have used and will continue to use a pivoting body for the trigger, but the 1911 trigger is a sliding block that presses directly on the sear through the disconnector. The pivoting trigger makes more sense in most contexts outside of the single action handgun.

>>34431256
Well a lot of the modern big mounted dakkadakka guns have buttons or little levels

Other than that, you're gonna have to go ask Ian about some impact trigger system set off by punching the target like in Inglorious Basterds

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>>34431256
MG34
Dual trigger for semi and full auto

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>>34431256
Bereta M1938
Two triggers front for semi, rear for full

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>>34431256
M1919 .30cal MG
Trigger goes up not back

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>>34431256
Winchester .22 thumb trigger
Push forward with thumb at back of bolt

>Enough?

>>34432572
Moar this shits cool but I bet you got it off a quick Google so I'm going there

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>>34431256
Winchester thumb trigger single shot.

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>>34432572
Saw this on forgotten weapons and thought it was pretty cool. Probably the simplest striker design possible, combing the sear and the trigger into one.

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>>34432654
here's the single piece trigger, sear, and extractor

>>34432654
Have you ever shot any of these thumb trigger guns?

>>34432554
Honestly a great design as far as human engineering goes. Wonder why more guns don't do this.

>>34432711
Overly complicated and a GPMG doesnt really need semi.
Most MGs with a rate about 550-750rpm can just tap single shots from a simple fullauto trigger group anyway.