Gun Laws/Mississippi/Reviewed September 16, 2026
Are forced reset triggers legal in Mississippi?
Quick answer
Yes
Mississippi: Not on our list of states that restrict forced reset triggers.
4 of Mississippi's 4 neighboring states have the same status. Check each one before you cross a state line with forced reset triggers.
Not legal advice. Source: GunPartPicker state law review, September 16, 2026
Forced reset trigger laws by state
Forced reset triggers you can buy in Mississippi
Legal federally since the 2025 Department of Justice settlement, and unrestricted here.
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Mississippi law in detail
- Mississippi has no statute reaching forced reset triggers as of the last review, and no trigger activator or rate of fire provision that we read as covering them.
- Federally these are legal after the 2025 Department of Justice settlement with Rare Breed Triggers, which also required ATF to return seized units to owners who asked by September 30, 2025.
- The settlement does not protect a device modified into an actual auto sear. That is a separate federal felony and nothing here changes it.
The federal rule
Under the 2025 Justice Department settlement with Rare Breed Triggers, ATF no longer treats a forced reset trigger that fires one round per trigger function as a machine gun. That settles federal law only; a state can still ban FRTs under its own machine gun, rapid fire device or multiburst trigger statute.
FRTs in neighboring states
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Frequently asked questions
Are forced reset triggers legal in Mississippi?
Yes. Mississippi: Not on our list of states that restrict forced reset triggers. Reviewed September 16, 2026.
What is the federal rule on forced reset triggers?
Under the 2025 Justice Department settlement with Rare Breed Triggers, ATF no longer treats a forced reset trigger that fires one round per trigger function as a machine gun. That settles federal law only; a state can still ban FRTs under its own machine gun, rapid fire device or multiburst trigger statute.
How many states restrict forced reset triggers?
Nationwide by our review: 35 states: no state ban; 15: restricted.
More Mississippi gun laws
Legal disclaimer: This page summarizes state law for general information and is not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can be stricter. Confirm with the Mississippi statutes, the state attorney general or a licensed attorney before buying, building or traveling.