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I was all set to buy a 10.5 Noveske, until I read a thread on ar-15.com ( Expecting too much from Noveske? - AR15.COM ) about 30 pages long. I also wanted to support a local company. There were some QC issues that when you are paying that kind of money you don't expect to see. He gave them a chance to make it right and he was sent a worse one as a replacement. When you are paying that much for that last 3% of quality you expect it to be there. I have since decided to go with Daniel Defense.
I just bought the gas piston version of the LMT rifle Iceburg shows above (LMT CQB MRP Defender Piston 16 5.56). I am very happy with it. I am no guru but I don't know why a guy would regret owning the LMT. I put several hundred rounds through it this morning. A true dream to shoot.
That thread is BS. The OP bought a "second" from a vender, not from Noveske. Noveske does not sell uppers or lowers in private parties. They sell them to venders because they did not meet their requirements.
I would take Noveske over LMT any day, and model.
States barrel lengths velocities will be the sameI don't subscribe to the school that thinks short barrels burn powder at differing rates; if that were true, the velocities would differ on the longer barrel as well. Also, in most cases, the fastest load out of a short barrel will be the fastest load out of a long barrel. Adding barrel length only increases velocity, which translates to increased range.
Also, in most cases, the fastest load out of a short barrel will be the fastest load out of a long barrel. Adding barrel length only increases velocity, which translates to increased range.
Adding barrel length only increases velocity, which translates to increased range