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Franklin Armory 0252000BLK BFSIII 9mm Black Curved Fits Ruger PC,Triggers

$269.99
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Brand
Franklin Armory
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
818725012488
MPN
0252000BLK

Overview

The Franklin Armory BFSIII Ruger PC Carbine Curved Binary Trigger (Model 5797A) is a 3-position trigger system. Position 1 is safe, Position 2 fires one round per pull in semi-automatic, and Position 3 is a binary mode that fires one round on pull and one round on release. The release round can be canceled by moving the selector out of binary mode while holding the trigger back.

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