This week on Whiskey and Windage, we sit down with the team from Troy Industries for an in-depth conversation covering where the company is today and where it’s headed next. Known for their long history of rugged, duty-driven equipment, Troy walks us through their current rifle lineup and how their design philosophy prioritizes reliability, durability, and real-world performance. We also dig into Troy’s approach to suppressors, discussing how sound, backpressure, and mounting considerations factor into their development process. The conversation expands into new product territory with a look at Troy’s latest modular scope mount, breaking down why adaptability and repeatability are becoming increasingly important for modern shooters. We also cover one of Troy’s more distinctive offerings—the Squid Grips—and the thinking behind ergonomics, materials, and user customization. Rather than focusing solely on end use, this episode centers on product development, engineering tradeoffs, and how Troy balances innovation with the expectations of a demanding user base.