Echo type triggers

>>33335022
You're thread sucks. No one is going to reply to this garbage.

But Echo Company = best company. Again, I'm sorry your thread sucks.

Wasn't meant to be entertaining :v

SSA isn't meant for speed. If all you want to do is blast dirt like a retard just get a bumpfire stock.

>>33335022
I'm pretty sure the franklin armory BFS is way better, they made it impossible to have malfunctions because the trigger can't follow the bolt home, you might not get a shot on release if you release too fast but it'll go off the next the time you pull the trigger

>>33335207
You got it backwards man. Echo has the safety feature the Franklin armory binary has hammer follow issues
> have about 1000 rounds through the echo never a single hammer follow or major issue.

>>33335245
Also the semi auto on the echo is very nice

>>33335245
ohhhh yeah you're right. I just knew it was the one with the auto sear style disconnector

>>33335207
Franklin Armory also seems to win for me, no need for modified carrier, making the trigger compatible to any ar-15 platform, because it is just a trigger

>>33335412
It's like $50 more for the echo and no hammer follow...

>>33335412
yeah fucking ignore that post though because I confused the two, if you really want to you can modify an M16 carrier anyway by just dremeling it

>>33335022
Love mine, haven't had a single issue. That being said, for my next build I'll do a flat face trigger and use the savings for ammo and practice getting quicker shots on semi.

Just get a milspec and practice more.

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>>33335022
Your friend means the Geissele Super Dynamic 3 Gun.

THAT can outrun a Fostech.

...With practice.

I love mine though, I've never felt shorted on my purchase.