Fostech AK Echo, AK-47 Fast Fire Binary Trigger, 3 Selector Positions, Safe, Semi, and Echo - Mfg Part # 4702

The Echo AK-47 Trigger by Fostech is a highly advanced drop-in trigger that provides a binary firing option for AK-47 Platform rifles and pistols. The AK-47 Echo is designed as a dual function trigger that when set to Echo mode, allows the shooter to fire a round on both the pull and the release of the trigger. The 3 position selector plate that installs as part of the Echo trigger system allows the shooter to choose between safe, semi-auto, and Echo ( fire on pull and release ) firing options. The Echo mode option provides a greatly reduced gap time between rounds resulting in tighter follow-up shot placement. It is also a ton of fun.The AK-47 version of the Echo trigger has been highly anticipated and now that it is here it is taking the shooting industry by storm. Like all other incarnations of the Echo triggers from Fostech, this new AK design has been fully approved by the ATF and is ready for you to install in your AK platform firearm. If you are looking to take your AK-47 rifle or pistol to the next level, then you need to pick up one of these Echo AK-47 triggers and see what all the hype is about!For more complete details on this amazing trigger system please click on the SHOW MORE + tab below. The Echo Trigger allows the shooter to select from three different modes! Safe Mode: The firearm will not fire. Semi-Auto Mode: The firearm will fire one shot when the trigger is pulled like any standard rifle. Once released, the trigger will reset and can be pulled again to fire. Echo Mode: This mode allows the shooter to fire one shot when the trigger is pulled and another shot when the trigger is released. The Echo Trigger is designed to allow for extremely rapid-fire and it is an absolute blast to shoot, but it is also completely controllable. In addition, the AK Echo Trigger is designed with safety being the utmost priority. Even in the Echo Mode if the shooter depresses the trigger firing one round, and decides not to fire the second, the shooter can move the selector to the safe position and a second round will not fire upon release.