Videos tagged with Troy Industries

This video reviews the Troy Alpha Carbine, a discontinued AR-15 variant designed for compactness, particularly for law enforcement vehicle operations. It highlights the proprietary short-stroke bolt carrier group and collapsible stock system that significantly reduces the rifle's overall length. The review contrasts this with conventional AR-15 systems and discusses potential trade-offs in reliability and suppressor compatibility.

Steve Troy of Troy Industries addresses the controversy surrounding the hiring of Dale Monroe, who was associated with the Ruby Ridge incident. Troy clarifies that Monroe was briefly listed by a subsidiary, Troy Asymmetric, due to a misunderstanding and was removed within two days. The discussion also covers Troy Industries' commitment to the Second Amendment, their product lines including the T1 rifle and suppressors, and the technical aspects of their firearm manufacturing, emphasizing durability and field maintainability.

Steve Troy of Troy Industries showcases the new PSW (Personal Survival Weapon) and the T1 Special Operations Commando rifle at SHOT Show 2026. The PSW is a compact 7.5-inch suppressed rifle in 5.56 or .300 Blackout, featuring a Surge rail and a ratcheting stock. The T1, designed for a NATO contract, offers modularity, an A5 recoil system, and various proprietary components like the Mach charging handle and Crypto suppressor.

This video provides a brief tour of Troy Industries, highlighting their manufacturing excellence and the quality of their firearms. The speaker expresses admiration for the company's production capabilities and hints at a potential future rifle project.

This entry analyzes the custom AR-15 featured in the movie Jack Reacher (2012), highlighting its specific components and tactical configuration representative of 2012-era professional builds. The analysis, drawing from an expert firearms commentator, details the rifle's rail system, lighting, muzzle device, and dual-optic setup, including a Leupold magnified scope with an offset Trijicon RMR. It also explores the tactical decision-making shown in the film regarding optic use in adverse conditions.

This video details the build of a classic M4 clone, focusing on practical components for a 16-inch AR-15. Key elements include an Aero Precision upper, Troy quad rail, Streamlight Protac, Trijicon 3x Prism optic, Sons of Liberty Gunworks lower, and a Magpul CTR stock. The presenter emphasizes the aesthetic and nostalgic appeal of the build, suitable for training and practice.

This guide details how to configure an AR-15 for left-handed shooters by installing ambidextrous controls. Key upgrades include an ambidextrous safety selector (like Geissele's Super Configurable Safety), an ambidextrous magazine release (like Troy's), an extended bolt catch, and an ambidextrous charging handle. The video also touches on QD sling mount placement for left-handed ergonomics.

Elliott Delp demonstrates the modularity of the Troy Modular Combat Grip, often called a 'broom handle' on M4-style rifles. He shows how to unscrew the base to convert the full-size grip into a shorter, stubby configuration, highlighting its adaptability for different user preferences and hand sizes. This modification is presented as a straightforward way to customize the rifle's ergonomics.

This video highlights Troy Industries grip inserts as a valuable addition to firearm builds. The focus is on enhancing the ergonomics and handling of firearms through these aftermarket accessories. While the specific firearm platforms are not detailed, the context implies they are likely for common modern sporting rifles or pistols that benefit from improved grip.

This guide, based on insights from Magic Prepper, focuses on evaluating the true value of common AR-15 upgrades. It emphasizes a pragmatic approach, encouraging shooters to first assess their needs and skill level before investing in aftermarket parts. The speaker, with high authority derived from personal experience, suggests that many popular upgrades like ambidextrous safeties, QD end plates, and high-end triggers may not offer a significant performance increase commensurate with their cost for the average shooter. Instead, funds might be better allocated to training, ammunition, or more critical components like primary optics.

This video provides a practical demonstration of a custom AR-15 chambered in .300 AAC Blackout. It showcases the rifle's aesthetics, including Troy Industries components and red anodized accents. The demonstration covers loading, dry fire, and rapid live fire engagement of steel targets, highlighting recoil impulse and cycling characteristics of the .300 Blackout round.

Esai Givens hosts a 'Rate My Subscriber's Gun' series, offering subjective ratings based on aesthetics and common tactical preferences. The video showcases a variety of customized firearms, including a rose gold Desert Eagle, a Glock 19 Gen 5 in an MCK kit, a Daniel Defense DDM4 V7, and various Glock models. Givens emphasizes the importance of aftermarket parts like Hogue grips and Shield Arms magazines, while also touching on unique builds like a 37mm flare launcher and Polymer80 creations. His community-oriented approach and detailed breakdowns provide insights into current firearm trends and customization options.