Reviews by Jaysin
update to 1st review
Written on Feb 24, 2024
Review for
Franklin Armory BFSIII 22-C1 Trigger
Finally, I got it working after a week of measuring and modifications to both trigger and trigger housing. I have an "empire" stamped aluminum trigger housing, original and 20ish years old. About an 8th of an inch had to be shaved off of the trigger housing internally, between the safty shaft and trigger mount pin. Also, another 8th inch from the inside rear of the housing, where the hammer return springs counter sinks. It was interfering with the 2nd hammer dropping in function check 7. The trigger assembly, safety selector rod ,and disconnect had to be polished. All were bured and felt like sand in a wet knife. Finally, trigger return spring had to be adjusted, tediously. If it doesn't feel smooth, as soon as the trigger pin install is done, start over. Overall, this is a "labor of love" kinda thing. I am mechanically inclined, well equipped with the tools and experience to get myself into trouble. Hope this helps someone
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expensive 2nd semi-selector. Bianary acts as semi
Written on Feb 17, 2024
Review for
Franklin Armory BFSIII 22-C1 Trigger
Recieven an opened $260 trigger kit a week late. Installed parts, easy to figure out. Binary does NOT work. It acts as if it's in semi( resets to seer upon trigger release). After searching for hours for the simple idiotic thing I've missed, I've come up with nothing. People have suggested I polish and change out springs to milspec versions, which I may eventually do if this isn't remedied. Long story short, buyer beware. Seems to be no quality control. A product of this price should come pre tested.
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