FRANKLIN ARMORY BFSIII BINARY TRIGGER FOR GRAND POWER STRIBOG

The Franklin Armory BFSIII Binary Trigger for Grand Power Stribog is a three-position trigger system designed to give shooters faster, more controlled follow-up shots on the Stribog platform. Whether you're running drills at the range, competing in tactical matches, or just pushing your accuracy on the clock, this trigger lets you fire two rounds—one on pull, one on release—without breaking your firing grip or cycling the action manually. It's the kind of upgrade that tightens your groups and cuts your split times in ways a stock trigger can't match.

The BFSIII operates in three distinct modes: a safe position that prevents firing, a semi-automatic mode for standard one-round-per-trigger-pull operation, and the binary mode that delivers the dual-fire signature. What sets this trigger apart is the ability to cancel the release round simply by moving the selector lever out of binary mode while you're still holding the trigger back—no need to ride it out or manage a second shot you didn't intend. The reset is positive and crisp, keeping your rhythm consistent shot to shot.

Installation is straightforward, and the BFSIII is compatible with most Stribog models including the A1, A3, and A3S variants. It appeals to competition shooters who want an edge in speed events, tactical operators building a specialized platform, and recreational shooters interested in exploring what a purpose-built trigger can do for their accuracy and control.

Key Features

• Three-position operation: Safe, Semi, and Binary modes
• Fires one round on trigger pull and one on release in binary mode
• Reduced split times for faster, tighter shot groups
• Release round can be canceled by moving selector while holding trigger back
• Positive reset during release phase
• Simple installation process
• Compatible with Stribog A1, A3, and A3S platforms

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Stribog models does the BFSIII work with?

The Franklin Armory BFSIII is compatible with most Stribog models including the A1, A3, and A3S variants.

Can I stop the release round from firing if I change my mind?

Yes. You can cancel the release round by moving the selector out of binary mode while you're still holding the trigger back. You don't have to fire the second shot if you don't want it.

Is the BFSIII easy to install?

The trigger is designed for straightforward installation and does not require gunsmithing or special tools.

What's the advantage of binary fire for shooting?

Binary fire reduces the time between rounds while maintaining full shooter control, allowing for tighter groupings and faster split times—benefits that appeal to competition shooters, tactical applications, and recreational shooters working on their precision and speed.