So for a while I had two rifles. One a very basic BCM and the other a very heavy, overly accessorized Noveske lo pro. This was its first "completed state" after adding the DD RISII.
I ended up selling the BCM and stripping down the Novekse to its current state dropping almost 3 pounds.
What I want out of my rifle is it to be simple, light, and reliable (obviously). I do like having a free floated rail for the sake of hand placement and light mounting. I still feel like its current configuration still has to many components for me. Now that its my primary and only rifle I don't care what it looks like, only function form for the sake of performance.
So to simplify this for myself should I start rebuilding it with maybe slick rails and a more basic lower? Or possibly get a KAC lower in order to maintain the right hand bolt lock that I've become fond of with the magpul BAD lever?
Maybe a should sell it and just start over with BCM, DD, or colt and take any left over $ if any and put it towards ammo or training as a bonus? Another option I was looking into was just getting a KAC SR15 mod 1. It has the slick rails and abi lower, but again other specifics of that rifle over complicate the rifle I want to have.
This rifle currently weighs in at around 9 pounds minus the T1 and sling. Id like to cut that down a bit.
So what I'm asking is, whats the most economical, and effective way to achieve the rifle that I want?




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