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Will this work in a Sig Sauer MCX Rattler 300 blackout pistol? — 3 Answers

by Allen, from OH, United States Asked on May 28, 2018

Name OpticsPlanet Exclusive Franklin Armory BFSIII AR-C1 Trigger - Binary Firing System for AR Platforms (4.4)
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Answered by Armando R., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 07, 2018

Yes the trigger should still work.

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Answered by Franklin Armory, Manufacturer from NV, United States, on August 22, 2019

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.

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Answered by David, guest, from PA, United States, on July 07, 2019

I have the rattler and bfs trigger. I first installed the complete bfs and did a function check(unloaded). I found when I put it in semi and squeezed the trigger then held it in pulling the charging handle and slow releasing for the reset. The hammer struck the firing pin. Also with the hammer up I could move the selector to safety. I also held the trigger in pulling the charging handle then rotating to safety and slow released the trigger and the hammer struck the firing pin. I then installed the original sig rattler hammer back into the bfs trigger and redid the function check. It worked fine. I called franklin armory and told them the issue. They said the sig mcx lowers were not mil spec. This just my personal experience with the rattler. Install at your own risk.

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