Videos tagged with Troy

This guide, drawing from an experienced shooter's insights, focuses on adapting firearms and gear for left-handed individuals. It emphasizes prioritizing personal fit over ambidextrous features for handguns, assessing accessibility of controls like magazine and slide releases, and selecting customizable rifle components such as safety selectors and sling mounts. The video also covers reversible mounting options for optics and the availability of specialized holsters, concluding that being left-handed presents minimal practical disadvantage in shooting sports.

This video discusses internal politics and rule interpretations within USPSA, focusing on a dispute over the Flux Raider's eligibility in the PCC division. The speaker criticizes USPSA Board member Troy for allegedly making arbitrary decisions and wasting meeting time. It also touches on the potential appointment of 'Hot Dog' as an IPSC Regional Director and the perceived ineffectiveness of current USPSA President Yan.

This video showcases a bulk purchase and organization of Troy 12 Gauge Rifled Slugs. The creator demonstrates ordering from FastAmmo.com, receiving the delivery via FedEx, and then organizing the ammunition into a Sheffield ammo can, along with other gear from Midwest Industries and Federal. The process highlights practical aspects of acquiring and storing shotgun shells for enthusiasts.

This video discusses internal politics and recent events within USPSA, focusing on board changes, alleged misconduct by officials like Troy and Jake Martins, and communication issues. It highlights criticisms of how board member removals and rule applications are handled, and touches on legalities surrounding magazine capacity in Colorado. The speaker expresses skepticism about proposed USPSA initiatives for 2024, believing they won't address core member concerns.

This YouTube video appears to feature a scenario where someone referred to as "RO" (likely Range Officer) is being reprimanded by "Troy." The description strongly promotes "Practical Shooting Training Group" (PSTG) for in-person classes and digital coaching, and also provides links to Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. While the specific firearms involved aren't detailed, the context points towards competitive shooting or firearms training.

This video provides an in-depth walkthrough of Caleb Savant's personal AR-15 build, showcasing a variety of high-end components from brands like Midwest Industries, Odin Works, Magpul, and Geissele. Caleb, a primary technical expert for Brownells, details the rationale behind each component choice, including custom modifications for ergonomics and performance, particularly for a left-handed shooter. The build features an FN barrel, Lantac BCG, Elftmann trigger, and a Trijicon LPVO, demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of AR-15 platform customization.

This video debunks the myth that AR-15 rear sights are not interchangeable with front sights from different brands. According to Steven Caleb of Brownells, modern production AR-15 rear sights are manufactured to a standard height, allowing them to function correctly with various brands of front sights, including those integrated into handguards. This interchangeability applies to current production firearms, with exceptions noted for retro-style builds.

This video from Gun Pro features Dave introducing new products developed with manufacturing partner Troy. The showcased items include a 45 Degree Offset BattleSight and an Anti-Jam magazine. The video also provides links to Gun Pro's social media profiles on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

This YouTube video from SHOT Show 2018 features Joe from Troy and Dan from Lead Faucet Tactical discussing their SOCC Carbine. They also highlight a Glock Base Plate and the new Brokos Belt. The video provides a glimpse into new firearm products and tactical gear showcased at the event.

This video from SHOT Show 2017 features Joe from Troy introducing their Special Ops Compatible Carbine. The segment likely showcases the features and design of this specific rifle, aimed at military and special operations applications, as presented at a major industry trade show.

This expert guide details a comparative barrel heat tolerance and accuracy test between a Vepr AK47 and a Daniel Defense AR15. The AK Operators Union instructor, Rob Ski, demonstrates rigorous testing methodologies, including cold and hot barrel shots at 25 yards and extended range engagements at 300 yards. The analysis covers temperature differentials, point of impact shifts, and the influence of ammunition and environmental factors on rifle performance.

This video breaks down the components and costs of building an extremely budget-friendly AR-15. It highlights specific parts from various manufacturers, totaling $593 before shipping and transfer fees, making it a cost-effective entry into AR ownership. The presenter also briefly touches on potential upgrades for a slightly higher cost.