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Is this product comparable with the new APC9 PRO model? — 3 Answers

by Vince, from TX, United States Asked on November 21, 2020

Name Franklin Armory BFSIII B&T-C1 Trigger - Binary Firing System for B&T APC9 (3.8)
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Answered by Franklin Armory, Manufacturer from NV, United States, on August 31, 2021

The B&T-C1 should be compatible with the APC9, APC45, GHM9, and GHM45, it should also function with the Pro and K versions of these firearms.

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Answered by Steve L. Reeves M.D., member, from SC, United States, on July 05, 2021

Can’t see why it wouldn’t. Going to pull the trigger on it for my K Pro, and will report back. (Double pun intended)

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Answered by Steve L. Reeves M.D., member, from SC, United States, on May 26, 2021

Yes, it shouldn’t have any issues. I’ve installed standard aftermarket triggers into the K variant without issue, and the Franklin binary should be fine as well.

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