Triarc ar15

[methical20]

Hey Wake.... LMAO here above Highlighted.


I just finished reading this thread (5 pages I think it is) and after reading said thread, I Still don't know, Who makes and or what a "Triarc ar15" is... Can someone hook me up with the information to look at this?

TIA

You've been a member here since 2014 and you have 349 posts.

I'll "hook" you up - go to Google, type in "Triarc AR15" and you should find more than enough information.

[RVTMaverick]

Thanks.... and thanks for MY states. 350

You've been a member here since 2014 and you have 349 posts.

I'll "hook" you up - go to Google, type in "Triarc AR15" and you should find more than enough information.

[scooter22]

I remember when people used to read the whole thread.


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Oh, trust me; I did.




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[Sry0fcr]

I've never heard of Triarc, so I Googled them. Good to know they're Texas based, but I'm not seeing anything that stands out besides ambi-controls, cool paint,
laser engraving & hydro dip graphics. Website is full of marketing jargon and unverified claims about their barrels.

If I'm dropping that kinda money, go big or go home KAC maybe Radian.

[GAST]

I have a pinned and welded 14.5 Triarc rifle, and a few other brands of rifles to include KAC. The Triarc is a great rifle, reliable and accurate. I can't say sub MOA, but at my 50 yd zero with a RDS my groups consistently touch.

I stick with the forged receivers as a general rule, but overall I like the ability to just order a rifle how I want it built. That was the main attraction for me, and they had great customer service to back it up. Overall, I have nothing negative to say about it, it has had no ammo related issues. To be fair, I don't shoot really crappy or extra cheap ammo.

My 2009ish 11.5 KAC is my fav though, so it's not a fair comparison. Nostalgia and all that.

Let us know what you decide to purchase.

[Eurodriver]

Ha, I feel slightly ashamed for even asking when you put it like that. But, it’d be a backup gun, or it’d take over as primary and move my current to back up, so it’s far from a need. It’s more of my prepper side thinking that I need at least one more good AR and the pricing on that specific Triarc rifle is in line with most complete BCMs or a KAC upper. If BCM is the 50% solution, Triarc is the 75%, and KAC and Hodge are the , that’s a good amount of gun for the money.


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Haha. I understand totally. I’ve got no experience with Triarc so by default I have to recommend KAC. If you do get the triarc you should post a review here