I would like to replace my stock M&P 15-22 trigger with a binary trigger from Franklin Armory. BFSIII AR-C1 is the model # I think I need. Description on package says " Works in most AR platforms and calibers including : 5.56 Nato, .308 Win, 300BLK, 9mm, Rimfire, etc... "
Does anyone know for sure, is this the trigger I need? What I guess Im asking is, Will an AR -15 trigger work in the M&P 15-22? I hate to pay $400+ for a trigger and have it not fit.

Thanks in advance

Any AR trigger will fit in the 15-22. The receiver sides are thicker than on a metal receiver so the pins look a little short but they will be OK. The only problem I have run into is the hammer spring strength. It takes more oomph to ignite a rimfire cartridge and not all aftermarket drop in triggers will work reliably with all ammo. Cannot say if the Franklin binary will be reliable or not.

I have that trigger in my 15-22. Fits just fine. It comes pre assembled with slave pins installed.
drop it in and push the standard 15-22 pins in.

This guy uses it and likes it.

I'd go with the Fostech II instead of the Franklin myself. For just a little more you can get the best one on the market and have one that won't "outrun" the bolt with the correct buffer. That would annoy me?

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I agree with the Fostech for the over run issue. But the Fostech requires a full auto bolt carrier. I am not sure if the .22 carrier would be compatible.

Have any of you by chance tried CCI standard velocity with your Franklin Armory binary??

Could not get the Fostec to run in my M&P 15.Franklin Armory works fine.You have to carefully remove one of the selector stops on the receiver, other than that it drops right in.

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I just ran into the same situation with the safety stops. Did you just grind them off with a Dremel or something like that? I imagine after removing the stops that is no longer black, did you use something to hide that?

The lower is pure plastic. If the stop was milled, it would still be black plastic.

I used a Dremel with a very fine wheel. I did not use the wheel part, I used the flat part instead very carefully.Applied a little oil and you cannot tell it was ground.

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I just saw your post, and I can't help wondering. I've been looking into the Franklin Armory binary trigger for the 15-22, and it seems like a fun upgrade. Having that fast follow-up shot adds a new layer to the experience. I've seen some videos of it in action, and it looks pretty smooth. This might be a game-changer if you're into speed and quick shooting.One thing to remember is the legal side, so check your local laws before leaping. It's all about having fun while staying safe and compliant. Also, I've heard that installing it can be tricky, so if you're not handy, get a friend to help. Overall, I think it could enhance your shooting sessions. If you decide to go for it, let me know how it goes! If you're curious about similar options, check out the frt trigger for some other superb ideas.