I recently picked up a used G45 at a local shop and at the time I bought it was told that it came with an "extra trigger." I didn't pay much attention to it until I got home and found it was a brand new unopened G-Flex binary trigger. I installed it and took it to the range....it functions as advertised. Takes some thought and deliberate steps when you first start out, but it runs fine once you get the hang of it. It's not something I'd put in my carry guns, but at the range it's a lot of fun.

 

Good to know. This puts the info I've collected on the G-Flex at about 50/50 hahaha, half says its fine, half say its trash.

 

I went JSD Supply website and looked at their gen 3 trigger. I find it odd there are no reviews.

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Yeah I has the same thought. $200 isn't crazy for a nice trigger, so why isn't anybody buying. Sus.

 

No reviews that they want to publish on the website.

 

I have a Franklin Armory on one of my CZ Scorpions, it’s been fine and hasn’t given me any problems. It’s a novelty item and a great way to burn through ammo but so far it’s functioned as advertised. Franklin has plenty of reviews on their triggers and seem to be a bigger name in the binary game. Good luck

 

Franklin Armory I know has a very good reputation in that binary trigger genre.

 

I looked into it more today. Franklin seems like the safest bet but yikes, $900 for just the slide. Doesn't even come with a barrel! And it's a gen 3 g17 pattern, so not much flexibility. No idea why they didn't make it a G19 instead.

I'm interested, but not $900 interested.

 

Binary Trigger...is that when you misgender someone?

 

Have a M-4 works like my old post sample m4 however the post sold for 3 g paid 1200 for the new Colt M-4 ready to go. I think they are great to have some shoot fast fun...on the cheap...screw the 20 g cost or more M-4s..history is getting un affordable and too rare to shoot and toss around.more will figure it out in time...

 

I’ve looked into the Franklin Armory G-S173 binary trigger and found that it’s the most talked about among the three. Peoples have reported it works well after a bit of fine-tuning, but it’s still relatively new to the market, so long-term reliability is unclear. For serious use, you’d likely need to spend time dialing it in and ensuring it runs reliably with your specific setup. The general consensus is that binary triggers in pistols are more of a novelty, but in an SBR configuration, you might get more utility out of it. Still, proceed with caution and extensive testing.

 

This has been a useful thread. I have determined that clearly I do not want one.

 

You'll have to get the USW-G18 for the Franklin due to the selector on the side. Also the Franklin back plate is larger than OEM. The charging handle mounts on the backplate. Some fab is necessary.