You should do a video explaining how a "Binary" trigger works(Fires on pull and release). I'm fairly experienced with firearms and know how it works, but it'd be neat if you made a video explaining it to people who don't, especially now that people are getting ahold of those semi/binary trigger packs for their ARs(Since it's civilian legal).
I have resources for the AN-94, but not the G11. anything I can get is beneficial. My idea is that the G11, like the AN-94, uses a timed-disconnection (recoil-operated) rather than a hard mechanical one like most burst rifles do. The An-94 uses the receiver's backwards motion to facilitate trigger disconnection (it passes the trigger's operation range, and the sear slips up again. Perhaps the G11 functions similarly)
How about a VP70? Its interesting how the burst mode is actuated by the detachable stock. Or maybe a Beretta 93R? Im curious to know if the mechanisms in either one have the same drawbacks as the Stoner 3 round burst.
I can't speak for the VP70, but the beretta is an engineering NIGHTMARE. I've never seen such a mechanism from hell. Expected results such a small work space, I guess. It's very different from all these mechanisms, and instead utilizes a delay in the disconnection of a mechanism similar to the 92FS
