Reviews & Ratings for Franklin Armory BFSIII PC-C1 Binary Triggers — 41 reviews — Page 1

There are several problems that need changing. The bolt release and the specification on the original housing may not be up to specification for the trigger to work correctly.

This is the 3rd Franklin Armory trigger I've purchased, with this one being for my new PC Carbine. The others were for a 10/22 build along with another for an AR-15 setup. Simple engineering designs and if one is familiar enough with working a bit on trigger sections these are fairly easy to install and add a new dimension to getting that big grin on your face at the range. One suggestion to test binary mode post installation is to rack a magazine loaded with snap caps and cycle through the action a few times to ensure fire on pull/release of the trigger to test functionality as opposed to the range and live ammo. This also helps the new installation settle in a bit without being subjected excess force if there should be an issue. Have fun!

Love them all. they work just as advertised. just a heads up, only one part of the installation is a pain, installing the selector detent! Highly recommend

you burn a lot of ammo, but soooo much fun!! watch the youtube video from frnaklin to install. and oh yeah, it takes some dexterity and perseverance to get the safety detent in

Easy to install, freaking fun to shoot. YouTube video walkthrough. I didn’t do it as fast as the guy from Franklin armory but it didn’t take me much longer. You will not regret buying this trigger.

Lots of fun. I watched the Franklin armory install video online and it went pretty easily. Just make sure you put the safety in the correct way.
My only real issue is a noticeable increase in trigger weight, but the fun factor helps outweigh that.

Okay so after ready other reviews I decided to give it a go. Have to say it is fun to shoot and gives the PCC another option for launching lead. Great product although still in testing state but functions well. Optics Plant had a deal to good to pass up and as usual fast shipping. Franklin Armory quality piece.

Installation was pretty simple. I'm not a very mechanically inclined person, but after watching FA's installation video and fully comprehending the nuances they point out about the install process, I got it first try. Get one of these before you can't anymore. Optics Planet price and service was wonderful per usual.

Installed this Binary trigger in my Ruger PC9 Carbine, and based on previous experience with the Binary AR triggers I was hoping I would really like this Binary for the PC9 Carbine. I followed the installation instructions to the letter, and the trigger functioned properly, without function issues, however, the trigger I replaced was a sweet 2-1/2# pull trigger with a nice short reset and short travel. The new binary trigger semi-auto trigger broke at 11+ pounds! My trigger pull gauge only goes to 11 pounds, so I don't know exactly what the pull was, but although I like the Binary function of the trigger, the trade off was not for me. Your results and opinion may differ from mine, but, I prefer the 2-1/2# pull without the binary feature. I installed the 10/22 Binary trigger in my 10/22 Takedown rifle and the trigger pull was a little over 4 pounds, which is not as good as the Ruger BX match trigger at 2+ pounds, but 4 pounds is easily acceptable and having the binary feature with a 4 pound pull is great in the 10/22. I uninstalled the PC9 Binary trigger for now, but I will keep it in case I want to try it in another firearm in the future.

This is not my first binary trigger, but definitely the best deal around. I was fortunate to catch a Memorial Day promo along with free (and super fast) shipping. If you aren't familiar with these, you are missing out on the fun! I currently own six: two each for home-built AR-15s, Ruger 10/22 (Talo Tactical and .22 Charger), and Ruger 9mm (PC-Charger and PC-Carbine). Mag dumps on all of them are pretty darn close to full-auto speeds, and they are remarkably easy to install (Franklin Armory has a library of installation videos on their site, you hit pause/rewind a lot but they walk you through). For cheaper AR mag dumps, consider the CMMG Bravo .22 conversion kit. Get yours before the ATF decides they are the devil. And Franklin is great with warranty support too. They make them for AKs, MP-5s, Stribogs and others. Highly recommended (and even better if you get it through Optics Planet).

That is all.