Anyone else have one of these Trigger Groups ??

[RBELARDI]

https://franklinarmory.com/franklin-...-bfsiii-ar-c1/

Watch the video . . .

[85MikeTPI]

That particular version, or a FA Binary in general? I have a Binary in a lower that I throw an upper de jour on and have a few fun dumps.
It's a novelty at best, and mostly kept around to show people and then back in the safe..

[RBELARDI]

That particular version, or a FA Binary in general? I have a Binary in a lower that I throw an upper de jour on and have a few fun dumps.
It's a novelty at best, and mostly kept around to show people and then back in the safe..

The whole 2 rounds per pull thing is intriguing but expensive . . They seem to have skirted the whole NFA restriction with 1 round per trigger action. I guess pull is one action and release is another.

[85MikeTPI]

The whole 2 rounds per pull thing is intriguing but expensive . . They seem to have skirted the whole NFA restriction with 1 round per trigger action. I guess pull is one action and release is another.

NFA is pretty clear and FA is pretty clear about not violating it. There is A LOT of timing that goes along with the trigger, it's not a simple
drop in and bang like they imply in the video. If you get too fast on your finger you can miss the cycle and have the manually cycle the
bolt. If your spring is too strong or weak you can miss the cycle. If your bolt is too heavy, miss. If you change ammo, miss.... There are
several YouTubes on the details that you can draw your own conclusions on. For me, it's a novelty as stated..

[Driswalds]

The Fostech Echo Binary trigger IMHO is a better design.
If the bolt is not in battery it will not drop the hammer and miss the cycle.
You do not have to cycle the action if you miss and that is a big asset.

[DavidH]

No thanks. Besides the $430-$500 dump of funds, it*s a completely different set of muscle memory functions with the digits. Seems one would interfere with the other.