Videos tagged with TRIARC

This video provides an in-depth review and range test of a TRIARC 16" AR-15 upper receiver with approximately 3500 rounds fired. The analysis includes a detailed bench inspection with borescope footage, examination of gas port size, BCG, and chamber gauging. At the range, the performance is evaluated through 30-shot group testing with three types of ammunition: PMC 55gr M193, IMI 77gr Razor Core, and Hornady 73gr ELD Match. The video presents velocity data, standard deviation, muzzle energy, and precision metrics, culminating in an A-ZED score for comparison with other AR-15 barrels. Sponsors for the video include Danger Space LLC and Teslong Borescope.

This video appears to be a technical discussion and potential comparison of bolt faces for firearms, specifically highlighting an issue with an 'undersized bolt face' in a Leitner Wise Long Advance Bolt. The presenter suggests that a .380 caliber projectile is what should fit the bolt face, indicating a potential compatibility or design flaw in the mentioned bolts from Leitner Wise, Daniel Defense, Triarc, and Colt. The content seems geared towards gunsmiths, builders, or advanced firearms enthusiasts interested in component analysis and potential troubleshooting.

This Q&A video addresses numerous questions from the creator's audience, covering topics ranging from firearm brand affiliations and comparisons to creative inspiration and personal life. Key discussions include potential departures from Triarc, considerations of Noveske, and comparisons between Triarc and Staccato firearms. The creator also touches upon future content plans for 'Average Joes' and 'Goon Life' branded items, and shares insights on being a father in a firearm-owning household. The latter part of the video includes lighter, "not so important" questions.

This video compares two companies, Triarc Systems and STI, that produce 2011 pistols specifically designed for duty or concealed carry applications, challenging the common perception of 2011s as solely competition firearms. The content is presented by The 1911 Syndicate, a real estate company catering to shooters, military, LEOs, hunters, and outdoorsmen in Utah and Arizona, who also offer custom knives and private events as client bonuses.

This video documents an accidental durability test of a TRIARC TRI-11 pistol after it was dropped 30 feet from a roof. The content also touches upon the performance of a Trijicon SRO optic under these circumstances. The creator explicitly mentions the purpose of acquiring product photos for TRIARC Systems, highlighting the unintended data gathered on the firearm's resilience and the optic's durability. Links to relevant Instagram accounts (creator, Faith, and TRIARC Systems) and a more in-depth review by Sage Dynamics are provided.