- What is the Model of my Triple Nickel?
The model of your firearm will be Marked on the side of the Lower Receiver.
- What is the era of my Triple Nickel Firearm?
Go to the Evolution of the AR-15 page, you with find the different models and years they were made. Evolution of the AR-15
- Does Triple Nickel make airsoft guns?
No. Triple Nickel does not manufacture, sell or repair airsoft guns.
- How do I become a Triple Nickel Dealer?
If you wish to place orders for parts & accessories, please contact Inside Sales Division at (541) 437-1034 or email help@tri5s.com Mon-Fri 7:30AM - 4:30PM PST.
- Does Triple Nickel have a newsletter or online specials?
Yes. To subscribe to our email newsletter/special offers, send your email address to help@tri5s.com with Newsletter in the Subject Line.
- Do you have a break-in process?
Yes. We recommend cleaning the bore after every round for the first 25 rounds, and then clean bore after ten rounds for the next 100 rounds. Our rifles require “minimal lubrication” on the bolt carrier assembly for proper functioning during break in.
- Why don't I receive emails from Triple Nickel (order confirmations or special offers)?
Make sure Triple Nickel is in your "Safe Sender" list in your email application. Some corporations/companies may have restrictions set up on their email servers. To avoid having Triple Nickel marked as spam by your corporate email filter, it is best to use your personal email address when ordering. Also, you need to have provided your E-mail address to Triple Nickel.
- Where can I find the Triple Nickel "Firearm Registration" Form?
For the "Firearms Registration" Form you can click HERE.
- Is there a difference between 5.56 NATO ?
Yes, 5.56 NATO in a High Pressure Ammunition.
- What Ammunition should I use for best accuracy?
Every Firearm is different but as a rule you should use a High-Quality ammunition.
- My brand-new Triple Nickel LLC. jams why?
Our Firearms require a Break-in:
300 to 600 Rounds. Of the ammo your firearm is chambered in.
- Are your barrels chrome-lined?
No, our Barrels are made from 4140 a hi chrome material.
- What is my rifle chambered in?
The specific chambering of the firearms is marked on the side of the Lower Receiver.
- I just bought a Triple Nickel LLC. at a gun show and want to know if it is factory built?
All our guns are made at our factory.
- My Triple Nickel rifle has a compensator on it, can I remove it?
For currently manufactured Firearms, Triple Nickel threads the compensator on the barrel.
- How can I find out the manufacture date of my rifle?
You can email the Model and full Serial number to help@tri5s.com or you can call in with the Model and full Serial number for us to look up (541) 437-1034.
- Are your Magazines interchangeable?
Yes, if you are using the correct magazine your firearm is chambered in.
- What does Triple Nickel stand for?
555th Parachute Infantry Battalion the first all-black test platoon also in early 1945 the "Triple Nickels" received secret orders for a permanent change of station. They were sent to Pendleton, Oregon & assigned to the 9th Services Command, trained by the U.S. Forest Service, and became history's first military smokejumpers.
- What is the Model of my Triple Nickel?
The model of your firearm will be Marked on the side of the Lower Receiver.
- What is the era of my Triple Nickel Firearm?
Go to the Evolution of the AR-15 page, you with find the different models and years they were made. Evolution of the AR-15
- Does Triple Nickel make airsoft guns?
No. Triple Nickel does not manufacture, sell or repair airsoft guns.
- How do I become a Triple Nickel Dealer?
If you wish to place orders for parts & accessories, please contact Inside Sales Division at (541) 437-1034 or email help@tri5s.com Mon-Fri 7:30AM - 4:30PM PST.
- Does Triple Nickel have a newsletter or online specials?
Yes. To subscribe to our email newsletter/special offers, send your email address to help@tri5s.com with Newsletter in the Subject Line.
- Do you have a break-in process?
Yes. We recommend cleaning the bore after every round for the first 25 rounds, and then clean bore after ten rounds for the next 100 rounds. Our rifles require “minimal lubrication” on the bolt carrier assembly for proper functioning during break in.
- Why don't I receive emails from Triple Nickel (order confirmations or special offers)?
Make sure Triple Nickel is in your "Safe Sender" list in your email application. Some corporations/companies may have restrictions set up on their email servers. To avoid having Triple Nickel marked as spam by your corporate email filter, it is best to use your personal email address when ordering. Also, you need to have provided your E-mail address to Triple Nickel.
- Where can I find the Triple Nickel "Firearm Registration" Form?
For the "Firearms Registration" Form you can click HERE.
- Is there a difference between 5.56 NATO ?
Yes, 5.56 NATO in a High Pressure Ammunition.
- What Ammunition should I use for best accuracy?
Every Firearm is different but as a rule you should use a High-Quality ammunition.
- My brand-new Triple Nickel Firearms jams why?
Our Firearms require a Break-in:
300 to 600 Rounds. Of the ammo your firearm is chambered in.
- Are your barrels chrome-lined?
No, our Barrels are made from 4140 a hi chrome material.
- What is my rifle chambered in?
The specific chambering of the firearms is marked on the side of the Lower Receiver.
- I just bought a Triple Nickel Firearm at a gun show and want to know if it is factory built?
All our guns are made at our factory.
- My Triple Nickel rifle has a compensator on it, can I remove it?
For currently manufactured Firearms, Triple Nickel threads the compensator on the barrel.
- How can I find out the manufacture date of my rifle?
You can email the Model and full Serial number to help@tri5s.com or you can call in with the Model and full Serial number for us to look up (541) 437-1034.
- Are your Magazines interchangeable?
Yes, if you are using the correct magazine your firearm is chambered in.
- What does Triple Nickel stand for?
555th Parachute Infantry Battalion the first all-black test platoon also in early 1945 the "Triple Nickels" received secret orders for a permanent change of station. They were sent to Pendleton, Oregon & assigned to the 9th Services Command, trained by the U.S. Forest Service, and became history's first military smokejumpers.