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82ndtrooper · 02-22-2007, 17:34

I recently converted an RRA to an M4'rgery. I purchased the Noveske Stainless 16.1" barrel. Polyganol rifling 1:7 twist rate. Along with Troy Ind BUIS and the LarRue Tactical 11" quad rail system. Low profile gas block and mid length gas tube. Noveske barrels came recommended by some in the industry and some here at "QP.COM"

It does require some tools. Namely a barrel wrench and vise. The LaRue Tactical rail required the use a wrap wrench for their propietary locking system.

I also swapped out the A2 stock for the LMT SOPMOD stock. You can install this yourself also, but with a little help from a vice and some torching on the tube. It's like a 500 count thread pillow for you cheek.

I also purchased the LaRue Cantilever mount for the Aimpoint CompM2 2MOA and the LaRue magnifier mount for the Aimpoint 3x. Since I'm new to LaRue mounts, I have to say that they are much nicer than I even expected.

BUIS were from Troy Industries, Front, and the rear is from A.R.M.S. I love the rear sight for it's simple push button release and two aperatures for close in shots and distance shooting.

I'll give ya an end users report on the barrel and accuracy once I get a chance to get it to the gun club. I also used the KX3 Noveske hider. We'll see how this performs during some night time shooting.

Gear Queer, I know, from a non-QP, but I love my guns.

02-22-2007, 17:34	#3
82ndtrooper BANNED USER Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,189	Noveske Barrels I recently converted an RRA to an M4'rgery. I purchased the Noveske Stainless 16.1" barrel. Polyganol rifling 1:7 twist rate. Along with Troy Ind BUIS and the LarRue Tactical 11" quad rail system. Low profile gas block and mid length gas tube. Noveske barrels came recommended by some in the industry and some here at "QP.COM" It does require some tools. Namely a barrel wrench and vise. The LaRue Tactical rail required the use a wrap wrench for their propietary locking system. I also swapped out the A2 stock for the LMT SOPMOD stock. You can install this yourself also, but with a little help from a vice and some torching on the tube. It's like a 500 count thread pillow for you cheek. I also purchased the LaRue Cantilever mount for the Aimpoint CompM2 2MOA and the LaRue magnifier mount for the Aimpoint 3x. Since I'm new to LaRue mounts, I have to say that they are much nicer than I even expected. BUIS were from Troy Industries, Front, and the rear is from A.R.M.S. I love the rear sight for it's simple push button release and two aperatures for close in shots and distance shooting. I'll give ya an end users report on the barrel and accuracy once I get a chance to get it to the gun club. I also used the KX3 Noveske hider. We'll see how this performs during some night time shooting. Gear Queer, I know, from a non-QP, but I love my guns.
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