Firearm training system including improved trigger and magazine assembly

A firearm training system, comprising:

• a device body including at least a barrel and a handle that collectively simulate a firearm;
• a removable magazine accessory forming an elongate body that simulates an ammunition magazine of the firearm;
• the handle of the device body having a receptacle formed therein to accommodate the magazine accessory via an opening located at a terminal end of the handle opposite the barrel;
• a first spring supported on the device body at a terminal end of the receptacle opposite the opening, the first spring providing a first spring force on an interior-facing end of the elongate body of the magazine accessory in an outward direction along an axis of the receptacle when the magazine accessory is fully inserted into the receptacle;
• the magazine accessory including a first catch forming a first stepped protrusion along a forward-facing side of the elongate body, the stepped protrusion having a first engagement face that faces towards an exterior-facing end of the elongate body;
• a magazine release actuator including a second catch that projects into the receptacle along a forward-interior wall of the handle to engage with the first catch of the magazine accessory, the second catch forming a second stepped protrusion having a second engagement face that opposes and engages with the first engagement face when the magazine accessory is fully inserted into the receptacle, the magazine release actuator translatable along a translation axis that is orthogonal to the midplane of the device body to selectively disengage the second catch from the first catch and release the magazine accessory from the receptacle;
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• a second spring supported on the device body, the second spring providing a second spring force on the magazine release actuator which thereby provides a retaining force on the magazine accessory in an inward direction along the axis of the receptacle that opposes the outward direction of the first spring force to retain the magazine accessory within the receptacle when the first catch is engaged with the second catch.