BINARY TRIGGER ON ITS WAY...ADVICE?

[Great-Kazoo]

AAR (not aarp )

To get a handle on this trigger definitely a .750 bbl , lightweight bbl's will get smoking hot, real fast. Fatter hand guards, slim / low profile looks nice but that hot barrel is more than happy to pass along some of that heat buildup. Nice brake , possibly a levang or good flash hider. 16" would be my preference for overall control IF you were to have others shoot your rifle.

I could see this trigger on my 12" .750 SBR with no problem. BUT........................I don't see a novice shooter run it, as it could get away from them real quick. Especially while getting use to a round being fired every time you move your finger.
NO it does not fire by itself, no it does not do 2-3 round burst. It's a semi-auto trigger, a very slick rapid fire one, still a semi-auto only.


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I have no personal experience with this trigger (yet) or BFS3/MPX combos, but came across some info online (comments section of retailer web page) that indicated the BFS3/MPX combo specifically has a known issue with potential malfunction related to unintended discharge...


The only way for an "unintentional discharge" would be for someone not familiar with it, to have their finger on the trigger of a chambered rifle. It's a slick trigger for sure, one i'll add to the collection. When i have the spare coin to do so.