NOVESKE?!?

[aleks61]

Has anyone seen any in stock anywhere? Noveske had some 12.5" uppers on their site the other day, but I was just wondering if maybe someone had some in stock. Upper and/or rifles.

 

[Vanilla Gorilla]

Probably not. There are several other manufacturers make rifles of similar or better quality.

 

[aleks61]

Whom do you speak of?

 

[Vanilla Gorilla]

What kind of rifle are you looking for and or what do you intend to do with it?

 

[aleks61]

What kind of rifle are you looking for and or what do you intend to do with it?

I generally tend to go for 16" carbines. I don't throw my rifles around, but I do shoot a lot. It's not unusual for me to take my rifles and shoot 1,000 rounds out of each in one sitting. I have 2 LMT defenders that I want to replace. I bought my 1st Noveske 6 months ago and fell in love with it. Makes my LMT's look like Bushmasters.

 

[Vanilla Gorilla]

If you want rifles of similar quality and similar price and cachet if take a look at the guys at Legion. They Nickel Boron Coat everything which enhances durability. Personally I think with Noveske your paying alot for a name but opinions on that vary. I will say that to me my Noveske is no better than my Daniel Defense Stuff in form or function.

 

[Booseman]

I concur with the DD and I would also through in there BCM.


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[aleks61]

I had 2 DDM4's and I did not care for them. Yeah, they went bang everytime, but the overall build quality was pretty standard. Wobbly upper and lower fit, the finish was far from perfect, and one of the bolts that attaches the quad rail to the rifle was stripped when I bought it. Both were purchased brand new. Noveske rifles are slightly over-priced, but when you add up the parts you are getting, I can justify that extra cash. To each his own I suppose.

 

[Dishonored]

I had 2 DDM4's and I did not care for them. Yeah, they went bang everytime, but the overall build quality was pretty standard. Wobbly upper and lower fit, the finish was far from perfect, and one of the bolts that attaches the quad rail to the rifle was stripped when I bought it. Both were purchased brand new. Noveske rifles are slightly over-priced, but when you add up the parts you are getting, I can justify that extra cash. To each his own I suppose.

How often do you shoot?
You train with those weapons hard?
put them through hell?
I am pretty sure Nate does... I would trust his opinion in rifles. I'm sure if you felt that way and it is true why not contact DD and allow them to make it right?
Do you still have those rifles? I will take them off your hands if you don't like them

 

[Vanilla Gorilla]

If wobbly uppers and lowers bothers u check out Legion.

 

[dixiejarhead]

Surprised that you had bad luck with DD. Noveske is fine. Legion looks good as well. Not giving up my DDM4.

 

[aleks61]

I have never heard of Legion, but I am about to look into it. And I sold both of my DD's to a friend about 4 months ago. I had a DDM4 V1 and V5, 5.56.

 

[Vanilla Gorilla]

The TDP allows for 1/8" of play between the upper and lower and it effects nothing. If it bothers you definitely check out legion.

 

[slowkoop]

Is legion made by quentin defense? Both look to be high quality receivers, I'm still a Noveske whore.

 

[Sully]

starting to save my milk money....

 

[aleks61]

Legion has some nice stuff, but I am still leaning towards Noveske. Really cool company though, I have never heard of them up until now and I really like their products. Any other suggestions?

 

[kz45]

JP rifles is another option

 

[asianpersuasion]

If wobbly uppers and lowers bothers u check out Legion.

Purty

 

[Doctor481]

Have you looked at Wilson Combat?
My Recon SR handles really well.
One of the tightest upper/lower fits that I have seen.

 

[matt99]

If you dont mind waiting, Larue is always a great option.

I heard they were sending out lowers and a few other essential parts so a ban wouldn't affect your build. When its your turn, you send them back for the build