We have found that many 80%, carbon fiber, and polymer receivers are not within Milspec tolerances. Lower receiver must be within Milspec for our trigger to operate.
This will not function with a BRN-180S and I am not aware of a binary trigger system that will because of how the firearm functions.
The OpticsPlanet Exclusive Franklin Armory BFSIII AR-C1 Trigger is not compatible with polymer frame AR's. So it will not work in a Smith and Wesson M&P15 22.
While Franklin Armory states their BFSIII AR-C1 Trigger is compatible with most BCG's, it is recommended to use a full-auto BCG as they reduce "bolt-bounce" as they are heavier. However, you can still use a non full-auto BCG and it will function as intended.
Yes, these are direct install triggers.
We have not received any information on these binary triggers not being compatible with standard mil-spec Anderson lowers.
Yes, it should.
The MCX and MPX series of firearms are not made to Milspec tolerances. Because of this the Franklin Armory trigger may or may not function in one of these platforms. It depends entirely on your individual firearm. Lowers must be within Milspec tolerances for the trigger to operate.
The selector switch is ambidextrous. The paddles/levers may be switched to suit a left handed user.
The OpticsPlanet Exclusive Franklin Armory BFSIII AR-C1 Trigger is not a drop in trigger. It will need to be assembled prior to installing it into your firearm.