Franklin Armory 22-C1 Binary Trigger for Ruger 10/22
The video opens by introducing Franklin Armory and explaining what a binary trigger is: a system that fires one round on the trigger pull and another on the trigger release. Franklin already offers binary triggers for AR platforms, AKs, CZ Scorpions, and MP5 clones, and now announces the 22-C1 Binary Firing System for the Ruger 10/22. The host shows the 22-C1 installed in a Ruger 10/22 with a basic optic and compares the factory flush-fit magazine to 35-round ProMag magazines that better complement rapid binary fire. The selector is demonstrated, with the lever physically covering the active mode, whether safe, semi, or binary. The difference between standard semi-auto reset and binary mode is highlighted, noting that in binary the reset coincides with the hammer falling again and sending another .22 LR round downrange. The soft-shooting nature of the 10/22 is emphasized, along with mention of tacticool upgrades like Archangel stocks, bayonets, and the Ruger 10/22 Takedown variant.
Mags, Ammo, and Installing the 10/22 Binary Firing System
Viewers are encouraged to sign up for email and product alerts and to follow social media channels so they can be notified when high-demand items like the Franklin Armory 22-C1 binary trigger come back in stock. The host then focuses on range setup, using Aguila Super Extra 40 grain .22 LR ammunition and ProMag 35-round magazines in the Ruger 10/22. These ProMag mags feature an integrated coupling system that allows two magazines to be joined back-to-back for faster reloads, an advantage when running binary fire. Installation of the 22-C1 binary firing system is discussed, with a reminder that the Ruger 10/22 trigger group contains several small springs that can be tricky. Viewers are advised to watch Franklin Armory’s dedicated YouTube installation video for step-by-step guidance. Ruger BX-25 magazines are mentioned, along with nostalgic comments about the 10/22 platform and how the binary trigger breathes new life into a classic rimfire rifle.
Nemo Executive Order 6.5 Creedmoor Giveaway Rifle
Attention shifts to the current giveaway rifle, the Nemo Executive Order 6.5 Creedmoor from New Evolution Military Ordnance. The rifle features a Proof Research carbon fiber wrapped barrel that reduces weight while maintaining rigidity and accuracy. It is equipped with a Geissele Super Dynamic Enhanced two-stage trigger, praised for its crisp break and predictable pull. Ambidextrous controls make the rifle user-friendly for both right- and left-handed shooters. On top sits a Trijicon Credo 4-16x50mm optic mounted in Trijicon heavy-duty high-rise rings, creating a refined long-range package. The host highlights the rifle’s upper and lower receiver aesthetics, a 15-inch M-LOK rail, and a 20-inch barrel, noting how well the components complement each other. A simple adjustable gas system allows quick tuning for suppressed or unsuppressed shooting. The Magpul MIAD grip with interchangeable panels and backstraps is showcased, emphasizing ergonomics and customization. The Nemo AR-10 platform is described as one of the most enjoyable rifles to shoot.
Future Giveaways and 22-C1 Binary Trigger Features
The discussion broadens to past and future giveaways, referencing compact favorites like the Honey Badger and teasing potential larger-caliber options such as .50 caliber and .300 Win Mag rifles. The Franklin Armory 22-C1 binary firing system for the Ruger 10/22 is revisited, described as extremely fun while retaining familiar 10/22 features. The trigger pack keeps the standard-style bolt hold open and bolt catch functionality, so users do not lose core controls when upgrading. Compatibility across various Ruger 10/22 generations is emphasized, making the 22-C1 appealing to owners of older and newer rifles alike. Viewers are directed to enter the Nemo giveaway through ClassicFirearms.com and encouraged to explore Franklin Armory products for other platforms. The video closes by inviting viewers to share their own Ruger 10/22 stories, and by calling for likes, comments, shares, and subscriptions to stay updated on future binary trigger releases and firearm giveaways.
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