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Posted: 10/15/2013 12:29:03 PM EDT
Anyone using these things? Love the feel of em, was looking at the 13" to put on my carbine, slim feel, longer sight radius, all that good stuff. Pics of your setups? Or point me in the direction of a pic thread that may exist?
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Gaaaahhh that just looks like a blast to shoot..sweet lookin stick!
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I just put an 11" Troy/VTAC Alpha on a 14.7 upper and really like it.
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now when one orders these, it comes with everything you need to put it on right? pretty much all you need is the tube (and the mounting hardware it should come with) and a low pro gas block correct?
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now when one orders these, it comes with everything you need to put it on right? pretty much all you need is the tube (and the mounting hardware it should come with) and a low pro gas block correct? View Quote You get the tube, mounting hardware, hex key wrenches, and modular rails to install at your discretion. As for the lo-pro gas block, you have to buy that seperate. I went with a standard micro gas block from Yankee Hill Manufacturing. Haven't had any problems with it. |
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you guys pretty happy with how sturdy they are? watching some install vids and seems like they could be quite flimsy. Maybe it's different when they're installed, but from here, it looks like it wouldn't take much to knock that off...
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Mine feels pretty strongly secured. I also used Loctite on the screws.
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View Quote Hellraiser, what for stock is that on this rifle? |
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I agree with 59Bassman. I love mine too, but I would rather support someone else. Too bad really, but there are plenty to choose from I'm sure I'll find something. Oh and that stock is a Larue RAT.
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I run the TRX-308 13.8 on my 308 and have had zero issues. It stays rock solid and my front BUS has held zero after almost 1,000 rounds thus far.
http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x52/mheverling/IMG_20130718_163418_323.jpg |
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The recent political miscues aside, these are great rails. I have two and they are easy to install, solid, light, and comfortable. The only change I'd like to them is slightly lower profile rail sections with lighter mounting hardware.
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I have a 13in for my 13.7 with perm attached kx3. Haven't put it together yet but hopefully I can get that taken care of wed or thurs
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Here is mine. Just finished having it built a couple of weeks ago. I like the feel of the hand rail. http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g149/jtempleton78/image-1.jpg
http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g149/jtempleton78/image-2.jpg |
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Is that a 9" rail? Question, what is what adapter at the end of the sling called to get the sling attached to the Troy Alpha rail? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What my rifle looked like in 2011, only parts that haven't changed since then are the recievers and barrel Is that a 9" rail? Question, what is what adapter at the end of the sling called to get the sling attached to the Troy Alpha rail? Yup that's a 9" Alpha over a 16" midlength barrel. I used this to attach the sling to the rail. But one of the rail panels that comes with the rail also has a QD socket in it. |
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I know the thread is mostly dead and its slightly off topic but I need to know. What low profile gas blocks are some of you running that fit underneath the rail? I'm fixing to order a gas block and want a good one that will fit. Thanks!
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What low profile gas blocks are some of you running that fit underneath the rail? ! View Quote I trimmed down my front sight gas block so I wouldn't have to worry about not getting a new gas block installed correctly. It was pinned on, solid, worked fine and didn't want to risk messing that up. It took a while with a dremel but the end result is nice. I simply put the barreled upper in a vice block and went to work on it. Didn't remove the sight, barrel or even the gas tube. Painted the new exposed metal with black high temp grill paint. |
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I trimmed down my front sight gas block so I wouldn't have to worry about not getting a new gas block installed correctly. It was pinned on, solid, worked fine and didn't want to risk messing that up. It took a while with a dremel but the end result is nice. I simply put the barreled upper in a vice block and went to work on it. Didn't remove the sight, barrel or even the gas tube. Painted the new exposed metal with black high temp grill paint. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What low profile gas blocks are some of you running that fit underneath the rail? ! I trimmed down my front sight gas block so I wouldn't have to worry about not getting a new gas block installed correctly. It was pinned on, solid, worked fine and didn't want to risk messing that up. It took a while with a dremel but the end result is nice. I simply put the barreled upper in a vice block and went to work on it. Didn't remove the sight, barrel or even the gas tube. Painted the new exposed metal with black high temp grill paint. Cool, thanks for that idea |
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