Binary trigger

[Rburney]

My son and I installed a Franklin Armory binary trigger. It was pretty easy to install and certainly a lot of fun. Well worth the money. The downside is you really rip through the rounds.

 

[fullmetaljesus]

I put a binary trigger in my first AR build.
After testing firing I looked at my buddy and said "well damn now I gotta build another one."
A few weeks later I built my second AR.
All bc of that damn binary trigger.

 

[Rburney]

I put a binary trigger in my first AR build.
After testing firing I looked at my buddy and said "well damn now I gotta build another one."
A few weeks later I built my second AR.
All bc of that damn binary trigger.

That is funny because I am already looking for another rifle to put one in.

 

[churchmouse]

I may or may not agree with everything stated in this thread so far.

 

[Rburney]

I may or may not agree with everything stated in this thread so far.

I am thinking it is more May than May not. Lol.

 

[Rburney]

With that new dining room set, did you end up having Thanksgiving at your place?

 

[churchmouse]

With that new dining room set, did you end up having Thanksgiving at your place?

No but CKW really likes it.

 

[sgthud]

I've been debating on getting one to try it out. Probably should do more research to figure out which one to get.

 

[Airtevron1]

Got the kit for my 10/22, cant wait to install it and try it.

 

[Shoots4Fun]

You won't be sorry. The 10/22 binary is the greatest one of all in my humble opinion. Relatively cheap ammo and doesn't seem as picky as I expected with the ammo type. Suppressed, it is quite fun...

Got the kit for my 10/22, cant wait to install it and try it.

 

[sloppyjoe]

Try it with a dedicated 22 LR upper

 

[OurDee]

I've been debating on getting one to try it out. Probably should do more research to figure out which one to get.

Franklin Armory

 

[Hkindiana]

Franklin Armory

The Fostech Echo II is “faster” than the Franklin Armory one, AND, by design, you cannot overrun the bolt carrier like you can on the Franklin. With the Echo II, you can easily do a full mag dump the first time you try it.

 

[Tombs]

There's very specific reasons to select the franklin over the fostech echo.

I have a fostech, for the record.

The fostech resets on the pull, in binary mode. The franklin resets on the release, in binary mode.
I think the franklin is a bit easier to run, but the fostech has, effectively, an auto sear to prevent dropping the hammer out of battery. It's also an amazingly good trigger if you want that classic "surprise" type break.

So with the franklin, if you outrun the action, you have to run the charging handle. With the fostech, you just have to release and pull the trigger again.

 

[fullmetaljesus]

I have the fostech echo II. I was surprised as to how crisp each trigger 'pull' was. Great trigger.

 

[Johnny C]

I'd like to try one of these, but for $350, it aint a cheap toy.

 

[Tombs]

I'd like to try one of these, but for $350, it aint a cheap toy.

That's just what 1 range trip worth of ammo will cost if you buy one.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

You can always install a regular drop-in trigger like Rise Armament or CNC in your AR and forget to tighten down the set screws. (Ask me how I know. )

 

[GIJEW]

What exactly IS a binary trigger?

I understand it's NOT a on-off single stage trigger, nor a 2 stage trigger, and it sounds better than a bump-stock. Is it an NFA item?

 

[Hkindiana]

What exactly IS a binary trigger?

I understand it's NOT a on-off single stage trigger, nor a 2 stage trigger, and it sounds better than a bump-stock. Is it an NFA item?

not nfa (YET) and WAY more fun than a bump stock