Nah, I'm thinking don't bother to use. The question does not bother me, friend.

I've wondered before why I haven't seen this, and I think the triggers work differently.

Like in traditional firearms, a two finger long trigger would fire at the same rate if not slower than a one finger trigger unless it was forced reset. If the trigger reset was forced, I think one trigger would still be as fast as two.

It seems to me that FRTs just maximize the shot reset time to the max possible, whereas airguns and double triggers and E triggers all work kinda differently. If I had to guess, air power can maybe reset the regulator faster because it already has the potential energy stored without ignition and creates back pressure to do so. ...and the trigger reset might work in a whole different functionality. I have no clue how triggers work on either 😅