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Fostech Echo AK-47 Drop In Binary Trigger - FOS4702
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Fostech Echo AK-47 Drop In Binary Trigger - FOS4702
| SKU | 51655126787 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fostech |
| MPN | FOS4702 |
| UPC | 639266300267 |
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Product Details
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Manufacturer: Fostech
Product Line: Echo AK Trigger
Platform: AK-47
Trigger Face: Curved
Trigger Type: Binary
Selector: Safe, Fire, Binary
Features
The Echo AK-47 Trigger is a drop-in trigger for the AK-47 Platform. The Echo AK-47 Trigger is a response trigger that allows the shooter to fire a round on the pull and also on the release of the trigger. The Echo AK-47 Encompasses the same patented trigger lock technology as the Echo AR-II. The trigger lock keeps the operator from running the firearm.
Safe Mode: Firearm will not fire.
Semi-Automatic Mode: Firearm fires when the trigger is pulled.
Echo Mode: Firearm fires when the trigger is pulled and also when the trigger is released.
The Echo AK Trigger is designed to work with stamped AK's. As a general rule milled AK's should also work as long as you are willing to work with the mode selector plate and the trigger blade in some cases.
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