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TROY CARBINE CQB SPC A3 5.56MM (.223) 16″ 30RD OPTIC READY – Troy Industries SCARCA416BT01
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Manufacturer: Troy Industries
NO SALE TO CALIFORNIA: NO SALE TO CALIFORNIA
OTHER FEATURES:: OPTICS READY CARBINE, TROY BATTLEAX CONTROL GRIP, M4 6 POSTITION STOCK, FORGED LOWER, M4 FEED RAMPS, KEYMOD RAIL
OTHER FEATURES2:: ALUMINUM UPPER/LOWER RECEIVER,
CALIBER: .223 (5.56mm NATO)
TYPE ACTION: SEMI-AUTOMATIC
RATE OF TWIST: 1:7″
METAL FINISH: BLACK-MATTE
STOCK MATERIAL: POLYMER
BARREL LENGTH IN INCHES: 16.0000
OVERALL LENGTH IN INCHES: 35.5000
MAGAZINE CAPACITY: 30.0000
DETACHABLE MAGAZINE: Y
HINGED FLOORPLATE: N
SIGHTS: N
STOCK FINISH: BLACK
WEIGHT IN POUNDS: 6.12
CHECKERING: N
RECOIL PAD: N
SWIVEL STUDS: N
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Comments (11)
I would gladly buy a Troy rifle i hear they are great for shooting babies.
Out of a dozen or so AR's, my Troy is my goto rifle.Their quality is as good as any and better than most.
They couldn't pay me to own a Troy product.
Any experience with these rifles out there? Is it a good buy?
I think it's a pretty good rifle, but there's a LOT of negative press about Troy and some of the people they have employed. I won't delve into the details as it's all searchable if you really want to know.
Those were 3+ years ago, maybe they've wised up? I've never heard complaints about their products, and this appears to be a good price.
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/08/daniel-zimmerman/what-the-hells-the-problem-with-troy-industries/...
https://bearingarms.com/ba-staff/2013/09/03/troy-industries-faces-backlash-over-handling-of-anti-gun-hires/...
http://www.gunssavelife.com/?p=8842...
Thanks for the reminder, Scuba Steve- I have read about this crap with Troy in the past and forgotten about it. Ruby Ridge should serve as a reminder of the government's disdain for its tax-paying slaves- I mean citizens
I've owned and immediately sold a Troy rifle AFTER I learned of their terrible history (see link of Scuba Steve for most of it) and it was a mid to low level rifle at best. Not worth the price or sacrifice of morals...
Troy? I wouldn't take one of their products for free.
I've put several thousand rounds through a troy AR. It's good to go. I didn't know a thing about the company when I bought it. The bitching, most of it appropriate, has to do with troy's leadership and hiring. Some pretty questionable folks have gotten or currently get a paycheck from them. The products are good. You decide