Troy PAR, Pump Action Rifles, On The Way and PRESALE

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M-A-X said:
Do they come with the flip up iron sights?

Can I convert it back to folding stock?

Can I change the pump fore end with rails and cover (like the older model?)
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The two version optic ready has the buffer tube and no BUIS while the folding stock version does.

You can convert back but it is near impossible to purchase the folding stock hardware from Troy.

The hand rail can be changed with major modifications to the rail for the pump ring grips. Secondly the pump ring diameter must be taken into consideration so very low profile hand guards will not have the clearance.
 
apexanimal said:
Have mine set up in 7.62x39 with a 10.5 inch barrel for close range deer hunting, just has a red dot on it. Really pisses off the fudd's. Very easy to swap barrels and calibers great little guns highly recommend. Can shoot almost as fast as a semi auto, watch them come for these next because "1800s pump action technology isnt needed to take down a deer..."
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Just a heads up for you.....B.C. has a silly barrel length restriction for hunting, it's in the synopsis. Shorter then 12 " or so is considered a handgun.
 
Sqr said:
The two version optic ready has the buffer tube and no BUIS while the folding stock version does.

You can convert back but it is near impossible to purchase the folding stock hardware from Troy.

The hand rail can be changed with major modifications to the rail for the pump ring grips. Secondly the pump ring diameter must be taken into consideration so very low profile hand guards will not have the clearance.
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Interesting.

I'm wondering if it's possible to order only the stripped upper receiver with the hand guard, bolt carrier ect to make your own built

And as I mentioned in the marstar thread, the Troy PAR "Norse hunter" from the Swedish market can be an interesting import. It's basically a Troy PAR with an 18 inch barrel in .223 and A2 stock
 
I'm totally interested...
Is the Troy Par lower capable of receiving an upper from a now prohibited AR-15? Don't care if it will work or not - 'they' won't - just want to know what I'm buying into.
 
I'm totally interested...
Is the Troy Par lower capable of receiving an upper from a now prohibited AR-15? Don't care if it will work or not - 'they' won't - just want to know what I'm buying into.
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jiffx2781 said:
No it is not.
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Sweet. I'm in. And I don't give a f#ck if Ms Freeland thinks even (paraphrasing) "guns that look like they were designed to ... have no place in Canada". Seriously. Did she actually say that? That car looks too fast. That truck looks too powerful. That house looks too big. That dog looks too vicious. That person has shifty eyes... Where does it end?

Edit: (Ranting)
And furthermore...I'm a fetishist because I like to shoot ARs??? This seems a bit facist to me. If only I had a really long nose - They could make a poster. Ban him!

Edit: (not so sober second thought)
I know the comparison was not in good taste or valid...That is unless they got enough 'likes' and had at least one poll suggesting 'most' people would support a ban on AR fetishists like me.
 
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