Franklin Armory BFS-III binary trigger

[TresMonos]

I love mine in my 9mm SBR. shoots 2-3 round bursts better than my old MP5

THAT is a great idea......

 

[TresMonos]

I picked up the Franklin one last year. Installed in an Anderson lower to test it out. Ran a PSA upper on it with no issues. Put a Bravo Company upper on it and can't get more than a shot or two before it fails. Threw it in the safe and haven't messed with it since...

Interested in trading for something?

 

[spencer60]

You may be making it up as you go, but it sounds like it's working out for you!

I've heard that Wolf and Tula both have pretty hard primers, so I bet the increased power spring will probably help.

It's actually pretty easy to modify a milspec LPK to fire on pull and release just like the BFS and Echo triggers, but it's still only two-position so you lose normal "semi" function and if you run it too fast you'll get hammer follow. That's with a standard buffer though.

Yeah, it looks like there's at least one company doing just that.

I don't know if it's BS or not, but the CEO of one of these put up his own video explaining why that was technically making a machine gun since there is no guaranteed secondary disconnect.

 

[BangBang]

Yeah, it looks like there's at least one company doing just that.

I don't know if it's BS or not, but the CEO of one of these put up his own video explaining why that was technically making a machine gun since there is no guaranteed secondary disconnect.

Yeah, I've watched that same vid. The guy is the owner of Franklin I think.

I have no idea if he's actually right, or if he's just knocking the competition.

Either way, a modded standard LPK isn't ideal anyway because you lose the regular semi mode all together.

You MIGHT be able to get one to run in a 3-position configuration if you used a modified M16 selector and disconnector, but that would be illegal for sure just because of the parts you used.