glock 19 binary

Glock 19 Binary - SHOT Show Range Day was quite the mix on the mic thrown by Franklin Armory. They revealed a Glock binary trigger. Yes, you read that right. A pull/release trigger was designed for use with the Glock. We got a closer look at the show floor and captured the scene on the day of the shoot.

When Franklin Armory came out with their binary trigger, it was always a dream to have one for the Glock. Until now it seemed that it would not be possible. Well, the engineers at Franklin Armory did. Life finds a way. The Glock trigger binary is called the G-S173.

Glock 19 Binary

Franklin Armory will make its own Glock binary for the Glock 17, but it won't be an easy conversion. To have a Glock binary trigger, they did a little magic with the slide to work with the trigger. So when you buy a Glock binary, it will come with a slide and trigger. You need to provide your own barrel, frame and recoil spring.

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You can see that the Glock binary slide is not the same as a regular OEM Glock 17 slide. The slide has cutouts to accommodate the magic.

Like other binary triggers, the Glock binary trigger will have a selector switch. It's an optional toggle on the left side of the slider. Turn it over for one shot. Download it for uninstall/release binary mode.

Franklin Armory had two prototypes on hand. The one below is the nicest prototype with an optical box on top.

Below is another prototype. They are not sure if they will offer an Optic box or not, they are still deciding. I hope they do. They also explore options with slider cuts.

Reset Trigger Kit For Glock

I also shot it on Range Day. I found the trigger to be a bit different than what I'm used to. But it works. I also filmed the trigger in slow motion up close to see how it is manipulated in binary mode. There are some interesting things I learned about this high-speed axle.

If you watch the slow motion footage closely, you can see that the trigger recovers in two stages after release. It advances about halfway and the striker is released to fire the next round. Then, when the slide is finished moving, the trigger is pulled to its rear position, where it pulls the trigger again for another shot.

Franklin Armory plans to sell the Glock binary G-S173 for $899. While some may be shocked, remember that a regular binary trigger is around $300 and the HK binary trigger is $700. This makes the slide only $199 more. You still need to supply your barrel and recoil spring. They are planning a release date for the second quarter.

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