Noveske Rifleworks - N4 10.5" CQB, 300 rd dump

10.5" experimental barrel, 7P, 5.56 NMm0 chamber
KX3 flash suppressor
LaRue Tactical 11.0 SBRS rail
Surefire M900 light
Aimpoint M3 with LaRue Mount

The purpose of this video demonstrates the reliability of the 5.56NMm0 chamber. This was a destructive test. A rate of fire as demonstrated may damage or destroy a barrel.

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http://www.noveskerifleworks.com/

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[whichway103]

Where can I get a job like this?

[suckyalaterhead]

I GIVE IT A 10! A FUCKIN 10! I STILL GOT WOOD!

[warfighter929]

@ScarletAvatar nope

[robby50cal]

I think it's the drum allowing the bolt to go home after that last round is ejected...

[odstderek]

his bolt didn't lock to the rear, no last shot hold open on drum mags? or is that a noveske quirk?

[robby50cal]

Wrestler, ar's don't have slides.

[89Sunbird]

@wrestleforlife91 I thought the same thing. The drum might have at least partially blocked the bolt catch, though.

[89Sunbird]

@john33STEW Back then wasn't 5.56 like 40 cents a round?

[wrestleforlife91]

there is this thing called a slide release

[soupboy123]

@9x19parabellum

Note that 9 cents per second figure was 2 years ago...

Man ammo has gotten ridiculously expensive.

[9x19parabellum]

@john33STEW From my estimation, the noveske was operating at about 900 rpm, which is 15rnd/s. Even cheaper brass .223s cost around 6 dollars for 20rnds, or 30 cents per round. Closer to $4.50 spent ammunition per second.