Those are a little more than $500.
Fostech Echo trigger system - a burst fire alternative
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Those are a little more than $500.
Just let me know when HK 9x trigger pack echo triggers are available.
My grin is starting already...
Is this what you are talking about? Franklin Armory Binary for the HK.
https://www.franklinarmory.com/coll...fsiii-binary-firing-system-iii-trigger-for-hk
yeah, but I think he's intimating that he'd prefer it if FOSTECH would come out with one for the HKs, as many folks have a preference for the FOSTECH over the Franklin.
I just ordered my first Fostech. I have the first two generations of Franklin's BFS triggers. The Franklin BFS was the only one that would work with my belt fed MCR due to the Fostech requirement to have a proprietary bolt carrier. I could have modified a MCR bolt carrier to work, but the Fightlite charges over $800 for one of their bolt carriers. Not going to happen.
I am looking forward to see how the Fostech trigger works.
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I purchased one of the Fostech Echo II models--haven't received it yet. I've also ordered two of the replacement arms that allows you to upgrade your old Echo to the Echo II.
. . . and . . . I just received my two replacement arms to upgrade my old Echos to Echo II. My new Echo II is still enroute from Copper Customs.
I just fired a rifle equipped with the Echo II trigger.
It is as advertised and the closest thing you will get to true selective fire without a tax stamp. No gimmicks. I was impressed.
One thing not in the instructions but was on the website, you must use an M16 type bolt carrier, not a AR15 carrier. The guy I shot his rifle was unaware of that when he ordered it. Luckily I had a some extra bolt carrier groups lying around the shop.
It is as advertised and the closest thing you will get to true selective fire without a tax stamp. No gimmicks. I was impressed.
One thing not in the instructions but was on the website, you must use an M16 type bolt carrier, not a AR15 carrier. The guy I shot his rifle was unaware of that when he ordered it. Luckily I had a some extra bolt carrier groups lying around the shop.
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