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The present invention is a rail mounted forward trigger mechanism featuring in-line linkage between the primary and secondary triggers. Access to adjustment features provides adjustability while simultaneously allowing the mechanism to remain installed. The linkage is also hinged and mounted coaxial

The present invention is a rail mounted forward trigger mechanism featuring in-line linkage between the primary and secondary triggers. Access to adjustment features provides adjustability while simultaneously allowing the mechanism to remain installed. The linkage is also hinged and mounted coaxially with the disconnect pivot point of a weapon, thereby allowing field stripping the weapon without removing the linkage. Connection to the primary trigger of the host weapon is ideally accomplished with a can and roller assembly for smoother and more controlled actuation. An electrical embodiment is also disclosed.

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What is claimed is: 1. A forward, rail mounted trigger module comprising: a rail mounting assembly; a trigger component, said component further comprising: a trigger having a linkage mount disposed on an upper end of the trigger; a safety mechanism in mechanical association with the trigger; and a

What is claimed is: 1. A forward, rail mounted trigger module comprising: a rail mounting assembly; a trigger component, said component further comprising: a trigger having a linkage mount disposed on an upper end of the trigger; a safety mechanism in mechanical association with the trigger; and a grip; and a linkage bar, connected to the linkage mount and extending through the module to a rearward position of the module; wherein, the linkage bar is connected to a primary trigger of a host weapon, thereby allowing a user to fire a weapon using the module's trigger. 2. The module of claim 1, further comprising an adjustment screw located at a fore end of the linkage bar, opposite the trigger, said screw accessible to a user without removing the module from the host weapon. 3. The module of claim 2, further comprising access at least one access hole, allowing a user to tighten or loosen at least one screw connecting the linkage bar to the linkage mount without removing the module from the host weapon, the linkage bar being in a slidable relationship with the linkage mount within the module when said screw is loosened. 4. The module of claim 1, the linkage bar further comprising two pieces, connected by a hinge. 5. The module of claim 4, the hinge of the linkage bar being coaxial with a disassembly pivot point on the host weapon. 6. The module of claim 1, the linkage bar further comprising a cam roller mounted within a trigger guard of the host weapon, said roller abutting both the trigger guard and the primary trigger, wherein the cam roller pushes the primary trigger when actuated by the linkage bar. 7. The module of claim 1 further comprising a cheek rest mounted upward and rearward of the module and said cheek rest also comprising an integral blast deflector. 8. The module of claim 7, the cheek rest attaching to host weapon receiver on a mounting rail. 9. The module of claim 8, the mounting rail being a dovetail rail selected from the set of rails consisting of: a Weaver rail and a Mil. spec 1913 utility rail. 10. The module of claim 7, the cheek rest being adjustable horizontally and vertically in relation to the module. 11. The module of claim 1, the safety mechanism of the module being mechanically associated with a primary safety mechanism of the host weapon, thereby activating said primary safety mechanism when the module's safety mechanism is actuated. 12. The module of claim 1 wherein the rail mounting assembly is connected to a mounting rail of the host weapon via round plug clamps.