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Would it still function in semi with that part broken. Could you carry on with out binary?
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5 days of shooting 9mm AR on binary and fostec echo 2- ![]() It was fun. ![]() https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32554/4CFF1013-665D-433B-8AE6-42D6B47857BD-813655.jpg Mix of surpressed and unsupressed out of 8”barrel. View Quote |
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How do you keep direct threads from walking off? Do you just have to keep an eye on it or can you use Rocksett? Edit: I didn’t see the above post View Quote And a strap wrench to take your suppressor off. ![]() |
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Similar thing happened. Locked up- hammer would not drop. Selector would only shift to single and binary- would not move to safe. Hammer would not fall. It was fun while it lasted. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Had an issue with mine last week also on my belt bed after about 1k rounds. It was really weird, it locked up. Hammer wouldn’t fall. Trigger was locked. Kept playing with it and somehow freed itself and started working again. Didn’t fire it again cause I was dark and scared it wasn’t actually fixed. Wanted to look at it more closely once i got home. Seems good to go |
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Pretty cool thread, it’s nice to see GD talk about shooting every once in a while.
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anybody have a recommendation on where to buy a franklin armory?
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I had the little nub that holds the floating sear lever break off on a Gen 1 trigger pack.
Sent it back to Fostec and they welded/soldered it back on. Runs great as a recreational range toy. |
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Quoted: Standard AR triggers and hammers are also castings. View Quote ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() These were stolen from the old Fostech thread. Their parts are too "soft", for lack of a better way to put it, and they're prone to stress fracturing from the metal casting process. Hell, people are receiving them with chipped sears. ----------------------------- I think this could have been a massively successful product....at twice the quality and half the price. Nobody wants to buy a mil-spec feeling trigger that breaks in a couple thousand rounds and the appearance isn't particularly confidence inspiring - especially not at $500. If at $300 even they were made to the quality of a G/Larue trigger, they literally couldn't make them as fast as they sold. |
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Quoted: Fostech sucks , get a franklin arms and life will be more better !! View Quote From what I recall, most or all of the broken parts from the Fostech thread here were from pistol caliber rifles. So as mentioned earlier in the thread, i'm pretty sure that plays a big role. |
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32554/EC0A74E6-2482-417D-B6F0-15432B5FA3C2-813798.jpg Liberty mystic 2nd time I did this. Direct threads walk off with mag dumps View Quote 3-lug is the answer you seek. |
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that looks like 3d printed Stainless. Which is infused with bronze. No wonder its breaking.
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Quoted: Most of the parts appear (to me) as if they are cast. A buddy said it looks more like sintered metal. Broken nub/nipple (tiny cylinder): https://i.imgur.com/0uhirZI.jpg View Quote Looks just like the parts I had done at Shapeways. pics of printed steel parts. ![]() ![]() |
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Quoted: yup im thinking printed.. Looks just like the parts I had done at Shapeways. pics of printed steel parts. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/14562/multi-tools-02-814337.jpg https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/14562/shapeways-814338.jpg View Quote It looks like I'm not the only one with those inklings. It's a real shame. The Fostech is the superior design (to the Franklin) because of the back up disconnector. The problem that it has is that it's just made like shit. |
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That was my initial thought as well - but I didn't want to say it because I thought that would be retarded, literally nobody would try and do that for viable gun parts It looks like I'm not the only one with those inklings. It's a real shame. The Fostech is the superior design (to the Franklin) because of the back up disconnector. The problem that it has is that it's just made like shit. View Quote To do it proper, leave the housing in printed form, but have all the internals laser/waterjet cut out of tool steel. That would get them the best of both worlds. |
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Does this happen with 5.56 as much as 9mm ARs? Seems like 9mm's have had more rep of beating up parts than 5.56.
I love my Fostech trigger in 5.56 - I'd hate to have it end up like that! They are not cheap. |
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My fostech started doing 2 rd bursts in semi mode after ~ 300rds. Took quite a few emails for them to replace it. Durability is definitely a problem with their poorly made crap.
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Watching my buddy’s experience designing and manufacturing the SCD, I guaranfuckingtee you that if Fostech came out with an American manufactured, machined bar stock unit, that gun owners would bitch and fucking whine about the increased cost.
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Watching my buddy's experience designing and manufacturing the SCD, I guaranfuckingtee you that if Fostech came out with an American manufactured, machined bar stock unit, that gun owners would bitch and fucking whine about the increased cost. View Quote Just checked out your buddies part. That's actually a really neat part! |
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It's like $450 for what appears to be a sintered printed one - that IMO is complete junk. Just checked out your buddies part. That's actually a really neat part! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Watching my buddy's experience designing and manufacturing the SCD, I guaranfuckingtee you that if Fostech came out with an American manufactured, machined bar stock unit, that gun owners would bitch and fucking whine about the increased cost. Just checked out your buddies part. That's actually a really neat part! |
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Any word from Fostech yet?
AIRBORNE!!!!! Edit: Beat by 50 minutes.... |
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Gonna post what happened? Are you sittin next to me watching me take this thing apart devil dog? Perhaps you are familiar with this trigger, probably not just typing garbage. Thats cool. ![]() |
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I called and sent email to them. Crickets. ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I’d imagine they are at SHOT show. Small time places are hard to get ahold of this time of year View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Ah. Was unaware. Hopefully they fix it. I’ve got 2 of these things. Too expensive not to get warrantied.
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32554/EC0A74E6-2482-417D-B6F0-15432B5FA3C2-813798.jpg Liberty mystic 2nd time I did this. Direct threads walk off with mag dumps View Quote |
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Well I don't know exactly how man rounds but it was the same trigger I was having problems left with last time. Except this time didn't have a single hang up besides failure to feed due to links being too tight. I dont get it. Not that I want it to fail but it was like a whole new trigger compared to last time.
I'll take more pictures tomorrow but this is all I have for right now. I shot this plus another (2) 250.? round pouches. ![]() |
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https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32554/EC0A74E6-2482-417D-B6F0-15432B5FA3C2-813798.jpg Liberty mystic 2nd time I did this. Direct threads walk off with mag dumps View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I want to hear more about the baffle strike. What suppressor, and are there any photos? Liberty mystic 2nd time I did this. Direct threads walk off with mag dumps I was using a 3 lug and got a end cap strike. Also on a binary AR9 SBR ![]() |
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They don't look like this after a couple thousand. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/247228/2ldx750_jpg-814156.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/247228/5ysoy9_jpg-814157.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/247228/20180427_074351-527766_jpg-814158.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/247228/aycIjg_jpg-814160.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/247228/topD0Ai_jpg-814162.JPG These were stolen from the old Fostech thread. Their parts are too "soft", for lack of a better way to put it, and they're prone to stress fracturing from the metal casting process. Hell, people are receiving them with chipped sears. ----------------------------- I think this could have been a massively successful product....at twice the quality and half the price. Nobody wants to buy a mil-spec feeling trigger that breaks in a couple thousand rounds and the appearance isn't particularly confidence inspiring - especially not at $500. If at $300 even they were made to the quality of a G/Larue trigger, they literally couldn't make them as fast as they sold. View Quote |
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Use the HATE ring and a ASR module with their 9mm single chamber brake. You won’t have that problem again. I was using a 3 lug and got a end cap strike. Also on a binary AR9 SBR https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/52686/51D3431D-712C-4F3A-8648-F8B1D4A3F315_jpeg-841407.JPG View Quote Sweet setup. |
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Quoted: Gibbz side charger? What kind of rail and bcg? Sweet setup. View Quote I am using a Franklin Armory binary, and have at least 2k through it. So far it doesn’t look anything like these pics of the fostech. The system can out run itself, but once the cadence is learned you can mag dump. I experimented with diffetent buffer weights and springs, and the BAD Industures PDW stock uses its own buffer and spring system. It has worked the best. |
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Pretty sure that Fostech is manufacturing them out of MIM.
MIM is total SHIT! |
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That is pretty cool. Kinda want one for my M&P. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Watching my buddy's experience designing and manufacturing the SCD, I guaranfuckingtee you that if Fostech came out with an American manufactured, machined bar stock unit, that gun owners would bitch and fucking whine about the increased cost. Just checked out your buddies part. That's actually a really neat part! |
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