Does Troy Industries magazines have a good rep?
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Does Troy Industries magazines have a good rep?
Hello, I found Troy Ind. 30 rnd mags in stock and wondering if they are a good quality and reliable mag.
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Re: Does Troy Industries magazines have a good rep?
I ordered these and they are a quality mag
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Re: Does Troy Industries magazines have a good rep?
IIRC, Troy Industries is one of the better parts shops for AR bits and pieces. That's all I know about them.
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I found Troy Ind. 30 rnd mags for 15$ each at aimsurplus.com
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Their AR sights are among the best you can buy.
Their rails and other accessories have a solid reputation, especially with the newer versions.
Their mags have shown to be better than many others, but Pmags are still the industry standard for polymer magazines.
Were I in need of them right now, I wouldnt hesitate (and yes, I do have a couple myself). Were I in a position to wait and watch online, Pmags are starting to show up again at regular pricing online. Note that Pmags are generally cheaper, as Troy is dropping in price, and I would expect to see them in the same $13 range as Pmags soon.
Functionally, I dont notice a difference in use, and never had one give me any issues.
Their rails and other accessories have a solid reputation, especially with the newer versions.
Their mags have shown to be better than many others, but Pmags are still the industry standard for polymer magazines.
Were I in need of them right now, I wouldnt hesitate (and yes, I do have a couple myself). Were I in a position to wait and watch online, Pmags are starting to show up again at regular pricing online. Note that Pmags are generally cheaper, as Troy is dropping in price, and I would expect to see them in the same $13 range as Pmags soon.
Functionally, I dont notice a difference in use, and never had one give me any issues.