We have no way of knowing if Troy put a shitty bolt in this gun or it got swapped out somewhere along the way. I doubt Troy would chance ruining their good reputation intentionally. GH
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We have no way of knowing if Troy put a shitty bolt in this gun or it got swapped out somewhere along the way. I doubt Troy would chance ruining their good reputation intentionally. GH
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Here's some pics of four Troy BCG's that are still sitting at my local gun shop. Never been touched by anyone other than Troy. Trust me, they're pieces of shit...Originally Posted by GH41
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Right, because Troy has absolutely zero prior history of making horrendous business decisions that ruin their reputation. Oh the Irony.
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LOL. That's some of worse staking I have every seen. Why even bother making the tiny staking indentations? Either people know what gas key staking is and see this as horrible, or they don't have a clue and don't pay attention either way. So why bother with the shitty staking? Do it for real or why even bother with the half assed attempt?
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How did those bolts get out of the rifles?? GH
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You press the rear takedown pin, sliding It out to the right. This allows you to pivot the upper half separate from the lower half of the receiver.
From there, you pull the charging handle out partially, and you can then pull the BCG out the rear of the upper receiver.
Last edited by SurplusShooter; 11-29-13 at 11:57.
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Well played.You press the read takedown pin, sliding It out to the right. This allows you to pivot the upper half separate from the lower half of the receiver.
From there, you pull the charging handle out partially, and you can then pull the BCG out the rear of the upper receiver.
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Does Troy come to the gun shop and do this? GHYou press the rear takedown pin, sliding It out to the right. This allows you to pivot the upper half separate from the lower half of the receiver.
From there, you pull the charging handle out partially, and you can then pull the BCG out the rear of the upper receiver.
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I began boycotting Troy products several months ago when I first heard of this and I will never own another product from them. They have had multiple chances to make it right but Steve Troy keeps standing behind Dale Monroe. Adios Troy!
Last edited by coastwatcher42; 11-29-13 at 16:33.
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You're joking, right? You're honestly trolling this thread because some guy said "Never been touched by anyone but Troy," which obviously implied no modifications or assembly were done to the rifle by anyone but Troy?
It was completely obvious what he meant. Stop being such an instigator.
On that note, I also have seen 2 Troy rifles in recent days with non-marked bolts and barely any staking on the gas keys. I wouldn't touch these rifles even if the only other option were DPMS or PSA.
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