SS and not CL I’d imagine?
Both.
Any word on new products or is this just a new website?
0:54 in video. Looks like dimension tolerances and instructions: “Don’t f*** s*** up!”
Awesome. That’s what I expect from Noveske.
It’s too late for me to give a flying flip what they do, but maybe with them making more things in-house there will be less complaints about out of spec parts.
Wish they had my Afghan with sws rail and switch block
I’ve never heard of them having issues like that in the past.
Care to expand upon this. I have never heard about any complaints like that about Noveske.
My only complaints about Noveske were:
Gen1 lower, trigger guard roll pin locations were/are out of spec. Certain after market trigger guards (KAC for example) straight up don’t fit, and Magpul trigger guards don’t fill up the hole in the trigger guard enough to prevent blister formation.
Early gen2 lower, using a pmag as a monopod caused some problems and it didn’t work with the m3 pmag. Issues have been fixed in newer revisions of the gen2 (FFL) lower.
But Novseke uppers are absolutely top-notch, especially with the move away from the heavy rail and to the NSR.
For my suppressed SBR (everyone should have one) I got a N4 10.5 upper with the SWS rail and switchblock. In two years it hasn’t missed a beat, has shot tight groups, and but I haven’t shot it in a while so I probably should. I have no experience with their lowers but generally thought Noveske was top notch. Sad to hear about those woes, what did the company say about it?
I’d rather them stop making vids and websites and finish my rifle that’s been on order since Dec 12…
You know that they don’t stop the factory and everyone pitch in to make this video? They most likely hired someone to make the video for them.
Compared to the big guys, they are still a small operation. Now with John gone, it would take some time for them to get back up to 100%.
You can always buy something else if you can’t/don’t want to wait. Out of spec parts do happen from time to time and it gets out. I’ve had 0 problems with any Noveske item that I have so far.
oh yeah…nice video
I believe this is the reason
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=129128
Personally I don’t know if this impacts my decision to buy from them or not. Usually it’s only the price premium that makes me think it over, before succumbing to a weakness for shiny black rifles 
rotfl
Cant wait for the new site
Of course I do; I’m just venting a little.
Again, of course I understand the deal, just hope my SBR (already paid for in full) makes it here in time to get submitted before the Govt tries to take that right away…
Yeah, I must admit that I’d get a little antsy as well if the money is out of my bank account and the Govt trying to take it away.
I can tell you, when the new website goes live in a few weeks… there is going to be lots of new products on it. Also some very cool new t-shrits, hats etc. You guys will enjoy it.
That sounds awesome.
When you say new products, can you give us any hints?
If I pull the trigger on the NSR upper In a few days and an NSR2 paired with a Noveske marked VLTOR MUR1a upper hits the market I’ll be pretty sore 
I’ve had the same issue. Tried using a KAC trigger guard on a chainsaw lower and it just wasn’t working. Ended up having to file down the KAC trigger guard to make it fit, so it’s all good now, but I shouldn’t have had to resort to that. The front takedown pin hole was very tight as well. I’ll be completing the lower build this weekend, so I’ll be sure to highlight any more issues if I run into any. But hey, it’s a chainsaw after all. :alcoholic:
WRT the scarcity of Noveske components, since the panic I’ve been able to get a chainsaw N4 lower and upper, 11.5" barrel w/ pinned gas block, Noveske marked GFCH and takedown pins. Since I felt compelled to buy at least one factory built carbine after the panic, Noveske was one of the companies on the top of my list, especially considering the untimely death of John. I had opportunities to snag complete N4 rifles, but ended up with a KAC SR-15 instead. No regrets.