Fostech Echo Trigger or Franklin Armory Binary Trigger?

[24on48hunting]

Which one and why? I would like to hear some first hand experiences with either or both. What calibers have you used it on? Thanks in advance.

 

[Burdy]

I consider both novelties but admittedly have never run either live fire. Had a guy use one in a match and it didn't necessarily help his scores. Personally I would spend my money on a Giessele or AR-Gold. Or even less money on a CMC and buy a couple.

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[24on48hunting]

I'll check that out. Thanks.

 

[ajsawyer]

If you have too much ammo lying around, the Fostech Echo is a great way to take care of it.
Here's my first magazine through my 22lr SBR upper:

 

[REDX]

I use a Franklin Gen 3 in my 9mm SBR, I built this rifle to be a poor man's subgun and it runs perfect.

 

[BangBang]

If you have too much ammo lying around, the Fostech Echo is a great way to take care of it.
Here's my first magazine through my 22lr SBR upper:

I thought the Fostech used a proprietary bolt carrier?

How did you get it to work with a .22 bolt?

 

[BNB]

Theres a new trigger coming to the market,being made in Ga.I will post pics when they are available,gonna be like a slide fire action except it will happen on trigger group.

 

[ajsawyer]

I thought the Fostech used a proprietary bolt carrier?

How did you get it to work with a .22 bolt?

A little dremel work and a little blowtorch action, wasn't too hard. I put a link in the youtube comments.

 

[BangBang]

A little dremel work and a little blowtorch action, wasn't too hard. I put a link in the youtube comments.

Nice!

Just watching YouTube vids on the two different systems, I liked the Fostech better because of it's ability to stop hammer follow, but didn't like the fact that it wouldn't work with a .22 upper.

Good to know that there's a way to make it work!