Binary mode is fun, however11+ pund trigger pull is not too awesome for me. - Franklin Armory BFSIII PC-C1 Binary Triggers

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.