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Franklin Armory 5775A: The Franklin Armory BFSIII 22-C1 operates in various positions and is great for competition shooters, tactical shooters, and recreational enthusiasts alike. The BFSIII features a crisp trigger pull and has an audible reset on release. This trigger is ideal for having more fun than you thought possible with your 10/22 and is undoubtedly one of the coolest plinker upgrades on the market!
Folks, this has got to be one of the coolest plinker upgrades I have ever seen! Everyone knows how much fun .22LR is to plink with given its affordability and it is truly America's sweetheart cartridge. So you ask yourself...what could make shooting my rifle even more fun? If your first thought was "Binary Trigger" then we can definitely be friends!
The Binary Firing System from Franklin Armory is a 3-position curved trigger featuring user-friendly operating positions to switch from safe, semi-auto, and binary. The BFSIII, operated in position 3 (binary) makes it the fastest semi-automatic trigger on the market firing one round on pull and another on release.
The BFSIII trigger is ideal for any shooter as it is easily installed without a gunsmith.
Position 1 – Safe –Will not fire
Position 2 – Semi – Fires 1 round per pull
Position 3 – Binary – Fires 1 round on pull and 1 round on release
*Release round can be canceled by simply moving the Patent Pending selector out of Binary mode while holding the trigger back*
* Positive reset on release phase*
*Works in most 10/22 firearms*
This item cannot ship to California, the District of Columbia, Iowa, New Jersey, New York, Hawaii, Rhode Island, Flordia, Maryland, Connecticut, Washington, Oregon, Massachusetts.
