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Cold.....WoooHoooo... that was fun! That is one of the best directed,shot and EDITED shooting trailers I have ever seen! Tell your production company well done!Originally Posted by Cold
You are gonna have to tell me about the FAL
Are those new NST uppers rifle length or intermediate length gas sstm?
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I sent up my noveske spr-vis upper to Noveske. Having them swap the VIS out for a 13.5" NSR. I'm anxious to get it back, I think that swap will take off around 12oz of weight!
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Civilsnake,Here's a 13.5 with a 16" DD lightweight and pointy little RMC up front.
I have noticed that the dimensional differences DO make getting things on the top rail a PITA. The Larue mount wouldn't attach with any normal amount of pressure so I didn't force it. A TLR1 off of a pistol would mount but just barely it seemed.
Not trying to sound like a smarta$$ but you know that you can adjust the tension screw on the LaRue mount and it'll fit just fine right?
This was previously on a Centurion Arms rail and I had to back off the nut a 1/2-3/4 turn to get it to fit on the NSR.
Patiently waiting for the Scout mount.
-Jax
Last edited by jaxman7; 09-01-12 at 19:09.
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No harm, I wasn't totally clear. Yes I'm aware it's adjustable, I was just using the mount as it was currently set up to check the differences between the rail dimensions. I didn't bother adjusting because I don't intend to mount a CompM3 on the NSR.
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Copy that civilsnake. Thanks for the reply.
In case anyone is curious I took my laser thermometer with me to the range. First shot is cold, before any firing. The second reading is approx. 45 seconds after a drill that lasted about 7 minutes and involved 84 rounds. I had Mechanix gloves on (plus the NSR panels and the tape switch) and didn't even notice it.
Apologies for the blurry shot. I was a little out of breath.
Last edited by jaxman7; 09-04-12 at 15:57. Reason: time estimate/round count incorrect
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Was there any difference at all in the temp of the rail itself and the polymer panels after the drill?Copy that civilsnake. Thanks for the reply.
In case anyone is curious I took my laser thermometer with me to the range. First shot is cold, before any firing. The second reading is approx. 45 seconds after a drill that lasted about 7 minutes and involved 84 rounds. I had Mechanix gloves on (plus the NSR panels and the tape switch) and didn't even notice it.
Apologies for the blurry shot. I was a little out of breath.
Steve
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Steve ,
No. My dumb butt didn't think about it while I was taking the pics. By the time I did I was almost out of ammo for the day.
-Jax
Last edited by jaxman7; 09-05-12 at 18:37.
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Sorry if I missed it somewhere in here, but does anyone know if the upcoming NSR Scout mount will be a one piece, mount the light directly to the rail via key mod system or will I have to buy another rail section to attach the scout mount too?
Last edited by TACAV; 09-07-12 at 19:14.
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Not trying to step over Todd K's shoes but I seriously doubt it'll be a rail mount system. That would negate the intention of the KeyMod system. Why not just buy a Thorntail, LaRue LT752, or Gear Sector mount if that's the case. Looking forward to what Noveske comes up with. I am curious if this mount can be used at the popular 11 or 1 o'clock position. There isn't much breathing room to mount it there directly to the handguard with the top rail getting in the way. Curious how they're going to do this.
-Jax
Last edited by jaxman7; 09-07-12 at 19:54.
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No problem.
I'm very anxious to see this as well. My Scout light is currently sitting in my safe awaiting a new mount. I've also read that Impact Weapon Components is working on light mounts for the NSR rail so I'm curious to see what they offer as well.
Steve
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