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FRANKLIN ARMORY
The Franklin Armory AKC1 binary trigger for AK-platform rifles brings competition-grade trigger technology to your Kalashnikov-platform build. This is a 3-position trigger system that fundamentally changes how fast you can fire in semi-automatic mode—without crossing into full-auto territory. If you're serious about rapid follow-up shots, tighter groups, and shaving milliseconds off split times, the AKC1 delivers the mechanical advantage that separates casual shooters from competitors and tactical practitioners.
The magic is in the binary firing mode: one round breaks on your press, another fires on release. That's two shots per trigger cycle, which means dramatically reduced time between rounds compared to traditional semi-auto triggers. The three-position selector keeps you in control—Safe locks the hammer, Semi delivers standard single-fire, and Binary unleashes the two-stage cycle. What makes this truly clever is the patent-pending cancel feature: if you're holding the trigger back in binary mode and need to stop, simply rotate the selector out of binary and the release round is defeated. No surprises, no unintended rounds downrange.
Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable working on AK-platform rifles. The trigger features a positive reset during the release phase, so you get clean, predictable hammer reset every time. Whether you're running this at a 3-gun match, working through tactical drills, or just enjoying faster, more precise shooting at the range, the AKC1 delivers measurable performance gains without the legal complications of full-auto conversions.
Note: Not available for shipment to New York, Delaware, or New Jersey.
Yes—the AKC1 is specifically designed for AK-platform rifles. Installation is designed to be manageable for users with basic AK gunsmithing experience.
Absolutely. The 3-position selector gives you a dedicated Semi-auto position that fires one round per pull, just like a standard trigger. You can also rotate out of binary mode while holding the trigger back to cancel the release round.
Binary triggers are legal in most states, but they are prohibited for sale and shipment to New York, Delaware, and New Jersey. Check your local and state regulations before ordering.
The binary firing system significantly reduces the time between shots by eliminating the manual trigger reset cycle—you get a second shot on release without re-pressing the trigger. The exact improvement depends on shooter technique and rifle setup, but competition users typically see tighter groups and faster stage times.
FRANKLIN ARMORY
The Franklin Armory AKC1 binary trigger for AK-platform rifles brings competition-grade trigger technology to your Kalashnikov-platform build. This is a 3-position trigger system that fundamentally changes how fast you can fire in semi-automatic mode—without crossing into full-auto territory. If you're serious about rapid follow-up shots, tighter groups, and shaving milliseconds off split times, the AKC1 delivers the mechanical advantage that separates casual shooters from competitors and tactical practitioners.
The magic is in the binary firing mode: one round breaks on your press, another fires on release. That's two shots per trigger cycle, which means dramatically reduced time between rounds compared to traditional semi-auto triggers. The three-position selector keeps you in control—Safe locks the hammer, Semi delivers standard single-fire, and Binary unleashes the two-stage cycle. What makes this truly clever is the patent-pending cancel feature: if you're holding the trigger back in binary mode and need to stop, simply rotate the selector out of binary and the release round is defeated. No surprises, no unintended rounds downrange.
Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable working on AK-platform rifles. The trigger features a positive reset during the release phase, so you get clean, predictable hammer reset every time. Whether you're running this at a 3-gun match, working through tactical drills, or just enjoying faster, more precise shooting at the range, the AKC1 delivers measurable performance gains without the legal complications of full-auto conversions.
Note: Not available for shipment to New York, Delaware, or New Jersey.
Yes—the AKC1 is specifically designed for AK-platform rifles. Installation is designed to be manageable for users with basic AK gunsmithing experience.
Absolutely. The 3-position selector gives you a dedicated Semi-auto position that fires one round per pull, just like a standard trigger. You can also rotate out of binary mode while holding the trigger back to cancel the release round.
Binary triggers are legal in most states, but they are prohibited for sale and shipment to New York, Delaware, and New Jersey. Check your local and state regulations before ordering.
The binary firing system significantly reduces the time between shots by eliminating the manual trigger reset cycle—you get a second shot on release without re-pressing the trigger. The exact improvement depends on shooter technique and rifle setup, but competition users typically see tighter groups and faster stage times.
