
Originally Posted by
KSM
Only had it on for a month or so. Taken it through a 2 day class and a 4 hour training day (all within dept) so far, on top of range time and dry fire manipulations on my own. So far, I'd say it's a 10, like you would expect from pretty much any Troy product. It's functioned 100% (as a left-handed shooter, which means I actually use it). To my surprise, this whole left-handed rifle shooter thing wasn't nearly as difficult to get the hang of as I thought it would (I'm a very right-handed person).
Since I have to bust out all my gear and guns and clean the hell out of them tomorrow (today's training involved lots of lying in mud puddles), I'll snap some pics of it with the BAD lever and post them.
Thanks for the photo the Troy looks great.
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