Anyone Have a Troy TRX Extreme Yet?

[Switek]

If so, how is the quality?

How about the mounting? Is it bomb-proof?

[ccoker]

Harrison at AR15performance had one one and reported to like it
I am having him use one on my new 6.8 upper

[Robb Jensen]

We have some in stock but haven't sold them yet they're pretty nice.

[chadbag]

I have the 13" TRX Extreme in stock. Looks really nice. I have not used one yet myself but set one aside to do so once I get the uppers in.

Chad

[Switek]

I like the looks of them - but I am still waiting to hear some hands on experiences. Can you chock a firetruck with it, etc.

[bigb4015]

I am going to use the 9' one on my lightweight set up any day now. I looks nice

[rborst]

Someone be sure to post pics when they get one installed.

[tolson68]

My 2 - 13" black rails came today on a big brown truck. They look really nice, unfortunately I'm still waiting on the upper receivers to show up.

PS: Extreme must stand for the weight, these rails are extremely light, at least without the accessory rails attached.

Great work Troy Ind.!

[Switek]

Tolson68, given their extreme light weight, do you feel they are just as robust as other rails?

If you stomped on it, would it deform?

[tolson68]

Switek,

Doubtful, but I only weigh 180-185. I'm not sure how to even speculate on this one. You might want to contact Troy directly and see if they have a crush weight calculated for it.

They are finished very nicely and they feel sturdy, just light when compared to other rails in the 12"-13.x" range. Keep in mind the TRX Extreme does not have four full rails. There is a great deal more material that has been removed. The TRX Standard would probably be a better apples to apples comparison against the DD, MI and other Troy offerings when it comes to weight and lateral strength. I would be more likely to compare the TRX Extreme to a JP/VTAC or a YHM Smooth sided rail, than to a DD Lite or Troy MRF.

Hope this helps

T