TROY Industries Sporter 102 Non-Restricted Semi-Auto Rifle

If Troy can manufacturer a Non-restricted 5.56 rifle they would seriously hurt ATRS and other Ma and Pa shops just by their market capabilities.
 
Sqr said:
If Troy can manufacturer a Non-restricted 5.56 rifle they would seriously hurt ATRS and other Ma and Pa shops just by their market capabilities.
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Except ATRS sells just receiver sets, and most people seem to like that, so I assume they will be fine. I like many others prefer to customize our guns.
 
TSE JR said:
I have been told to expect to see photos of completed rifles next week. I have been sent photos of teh production along the way, but asked not to share as it shows proprietary jigs and stuff.

This is why I hate pre-sales and was only really forced into it as we are not the sole driver of this project.

JR
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JR, Any photos yet? Also, do you have a ETA for when you will have these here in Calgary?
 
serial_k said:
JR, Any photos yet? Also, do you have a ETA for when you will have these here in Calgary?
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Troy promised to get me some pictures I can publish. So far everything we have been sent is not web friendly as it showed proprietary manufacturing bits.

I have seen a pallet of uppers and a separate pallet of lowers. Everything is going off for anodizing and then we are off to the races!

Troy expects to ship before the end of July and delivery to us will not take long at all.

The nice thing is that Troy built a lot of extras to what we ordered, so that our follow-on orders will be met in a 4 week rolling delivery.

JR
 
TSE JR said:
Actually production is in full swing regardless. Troy is a solid manufacturer and we (us and SFRC) sent our monies down for these rifles awhile ago.

It won't bother me if no one else buys at a pre-sale price as I'll have the rifles here soon enough and to be honest; I'm not a big fan of pre-sales myself. Yes, it is nice to get some affirmation with a pre-sale. However, the market is large enough for non-restricted rifles, I am willing to "gamble" by putting my money down in advance to get this project underway.

JR
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What is your guys cancellation policy on the preorder?
 
Sinasta said:
What is your guys cancellation policy on the preorder?
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100% refund up till the day Troy ships to Canada.

If you want a refund and wait, I understand and would not be upset or hold it against you.

On that note.... Guns are being anodized as I type... they expect to ship in 2 weeks.

JR
 
TSE JR said:
100% refund up till the day Troy ships to Canada.

If you want a refund and wait, I understand and would not be upset or hold it against you.

On that note.... Guns are being anodized as I type... they expect to ship in 2 weeks.

JR
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I assume you haven't got web-friendly pictures to post yet, eh?
 
I ordered a 308 and I was wondering if there would be a CNG member who ordered a 6.5 cm but who ultimately would like a 308.

If yes, contact me privately to discuss it, we could do an exchange

Thank you
 
TSE JR said:
To all; This rifle is being 100% built and tested by Troy in the USA. It specifically was designed to be as non-proprietary as possible by the Troy design team to allow the end-user to bling as desired.

Most: Mags, rails, stocks, etc that work in and on an AR10 style will interchange and be usable with this rifle.

This is not a BCL and Troy joint venture in any way. Please do not start or encourage any rumours in regads to this.

We, along with SFRC had to commit to a lot of rifles to get Troy to bite on making us in Canada, non restricted rifles. Especially at a reasonable price.

Please keep in mind that Troy has been producing their own .308 for awhile now. This is nothing "new" to them.

Rifles are in production. The FRT will be live this coming week for all to see.

This project is only the first of a number of awesome, mike dropping, projects we are working on at TSE.

Keep the questions coming and thanks for keeping it civil.

JR
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How come it saids NEA/BCL on the troy frt
 
Troy has an iffy track record for some of their stuff. Their ARs are pretty prone to failure from what I hear, and their stuff tends to be on the heavier side. I would pass.
 
Vertebrae said:
Troy has an iffy track record for some of their stuff. Their ARs are pretty prone to failure from what I hear, and their stuff tends to be on the heavier side. I would pass.
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While you've failed to actually support your claims, you made me do some research. Troy has had some troubles over some hiring of certain people.

While this doesn't affect the quality of products it has created problems for the company. I'm glad to see another alternative on the market.

I will be anxiously awaiting reviews.
 
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