Noveske N4 FFL 5.56 / Noveske N6 .308 - Big Brother / Little Brother

This video depicts the 2 rifles discussed in the so you want to build an AR10 video. The rifles are put together and are zero'd for groups at 100 yards. The Noveske N6 .308 has a Leupold Mark4 ER/T 4.5-14x50mm with M5 turrets shooting 168gr Federal Gold Medal Match ammunition.

The Noveske N4 GenII Flared Forged Lower shot 3 ammo types for zero with the EOTech EXPS at 100yards.

Lower
- Stripped Noveske N6 lower 7.62
- Colt Lower Parts w/Armalite Bolt catch, Bolt release, front and rear take down pins
- Geissele SDC trigger
- LMT ambidextrous safety selector
- Noveske QD end plate
- Magpul MOE K grip
- Magpul enhanced trigger guard
- Vltor AR10 carbine tube
- AR10 spec spring & Buffer (H3)
- Vltor EMOD stock
- Armalite M14 type newest generation mags (10, 20 and 25 rounders)

Upper
- Noveske 18" SS heavy barrel upper
- Noveske BCG
- BCM / Vltor Gunfighter .308 charging handle
- Noveske front and rear flip back up iron sights
- Smith Vortex Flash Hider (I have a BattleComp for the .308 but not sure I want to run it)
- American Defense S QD mount
- Leupold Mark4 ER 4.5-14 30mm FFP M5
- Harris Bipod with American Defense QD mount
- BFG Vicker VCAS sling
- Streamlight TLR1S light
- Magpul ladder rail covers

Weight - As configured in the video (dry weight, minus the mag) is 13lbs 6 ozs.

Little Brother
This 5.56 rifle is based off of the new GenII Noveske stripped Flared Forged Lower (FFL). This rifle was built around a 3 gun competition rifle concept. Now I just gotta see if I can find the time to do some competition shooting. This rifle has yet to be fired.

Lower
- Stripped Noveske GenII Flared Forged Lower (FFL) 5.56
- Colt lower parts
- Geissele S3G trigger (curved face)
- LMT ambidextrous safety selector
- Noveske QD end plate
- Vltor A5 receiver extension kit
- Vltor IMOD stock
- Magpul MOE + rubberized grip
- Magpul Batter Assist Device (BAD Lever)
- DSG Arms FDE mags w/ Magpul ranger plates.

Upper
- Noveske LW profile 16" SS midlength barrel
- BattleComp 1.0 (clocked @ 1:30)
- VTAC 13.0 Extreme Battle Rail
- VTAC QD sling attachment
- Noveske upper receiver
- EOTech Extreme EXPS 3.0
- Colt bolt carrier group
- BCM / Vltor Gunfighter charging handle with modified PRI combat latch
- LMT front and rear sights
- Streamlight TLR1s
- Blue Force Gear VCAS sling

Weight - As configured in the video (dry weight, minus the mag) is 8lbs 8 ozs.

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[gtfour43]

AWESOME shooting Surf. The trades were blowing that day! Probably would have done even better on a less windy day. Keep it up.

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@gtfour43

Thanks! Both rifles performed very very well! The good thing about the winds is that it makes you a better shooter. :)

[TheHomeDefender]

Much respect Surf. Aloha, J.

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@TheHomeDefender

Mahalo's bruddah!

[SirKnightErrant]

Good Shooting Surf!

Especially with the EoTech. Heck I can barely see a 1" black dot without magnification.

Getting old I guess.

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@SirKnightErrant

I hear you. My eyes aren't what they used to be. :(

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@boxdoutfoot

Thanks for watching. I just might do a video on my set ups and preferences in a rifle!

[boxdoutfoot]

Very much enjoyed the video, looks like a couple of great rifles. If you have the time i would very much like to see these guns close up in a video and hearing you thoughts on the build. And thanks for posting the specs in the info section

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@nickdrak

Hey thanks Nick! I am really looking forward to testing out more loads. I will also pop some glass on this rifle and see what it can do!

[nickdrak]

Great shooting Surf! Especially impressive with the Eotech (non-magnified). Throw a scope on that 5.56 bad-boy to see if the 55gr group size is consistent with what mine is doing. All of the heavier (69-75gr) "match" loads I tried were .223 pressure loads. The 55gr loads I have tried so far have all been 5.56 pressure and mine really seems to like the 5.56 pressure over the .223 @ 100yds. Im gonna mess around with different 5.56 pressure factory loads from 55-77gr to try to narrow it down.