Cartmann learns a lot here on SnipersHide, what he learned this week is people who buy Larue Rifles and put NightForce Optics on it are Douches. Cartmann does not have a Laure Rifle, but he thought he would try to outdo those Larue guys....
Cartmann figured a bigger douche would be a guy with Noveske Rifle, that wears a Black Noveske Hat that has a Big Red Noveske Roll Mark on it, and some Oakley Glasses with Yellow Grommets on the side... does this out-douche the Larue guys? I hope so!
The Specs:
- Noveske Complete Lo-Profile 300 BLK, 16", Pistol Length Gas System
Novekse 416 SS Barrel
Noveske Marked SWS rails
Noveske Marked Troy Sites
Noveske Marked Vltor Muir Upper Receiver
Noveske Marked BCM Gunfighter Charging Handle
YHM 5/8x24" Flash-Hider/Silencer-Mount
- Aimpoint Micro H1
- American Defense Micro Mount
- CMT Billet Lower Receiver
- Gissele S3G Trigger
- White Oak Lower Parts Kit(minus trigger)
- Magpul ACS-L Stock
- DSA Buffer Tube Kit
- Krylon Fusion Satin Black paint for mag, pistol grip, and butt stock
- THE RAIDER SEAL OF APPROVAL (Certified, Labeled and Marked)
Can never have enough Noveske Logos
Here is what it looks like next to a 16" hardly ever used .450 Bushmaster. Cartmann plans to use the .450 Bushmaster when he draws for the New Hampshire Moose Lottery.
Pics of the Loads
A 5.56NATO round next to the .300BLK for comparison
At the Range.. In short, this rifle, the loads, and the Magazine (HK and Lancers) had no issues today (fired 70 rounds total).
Only HK Mags and Lancer Mags were used on this day. Cartmann noticed PMAGs have a big rib down he middle that rubs against the bigger .308 bullet if the OAL is too long. The 208gr AMAX were rubbin! This might have affected feeding.
Did not do any accuracy testing. Just zero'd and chrono'd. Cartmann wanted to make sure he aims exactly down the middle of the chrono each time for consistency, as well as avoid shooting the chrono.
Now for the Load Data...
Every single round of Cartmann's loads cycled properly and bolt held open after the last round.
Supersonic Load
- 147gr FMJ
- 2.14" OAL (seated the bullet in the middle of the cannelure)
- CCI 400 Primers
- Mixed Brass
- No Crimp
- No Silencer
- AA1680 Powder 19.5gr: Mean Average (FPS - 10 shot average) - 1911
- AA1680 Powder 20.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 10 shot average) - 1932
- AA1680 Powder 20.5gr: Mean Average (FPS - 10 shot average) - 1965
- AA1680 Powder 21.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 10 shot average) - 2024
Subsonic Load
- 208gr AMAX
- 2.19" OAL (the 208 gr AMAX is very long, did not want to go lower than 2.19" as I did not want to seat past the shoulder)
- CCI 400 Primers
- Mixed Brass
- No Crimp
- YHM SS Silencer attached
- AA1680 Powder 9.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 5 shot average) - 767 (Yes amazingly every round cycled and bolt held open after the last round)
- AA1680 Powder 10.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 5 shot average) - 974
- AA1680 Powder 10.5gr: Mean Average (FPS - 5 shot average) - 1058 (fastest one was 1074)
- AA1680 Powder 11.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 5 shot average) - 1110 (every single shot fired was above 1100fps)
For the 147gr FMJ, Cartmann is going to load up about 500 rounds with 20.5gr AA1680 and plink and play with that for awhile. At 1965fps average, it gets the velocity he wants and is "hot enough" for him. Let's see how well it does for accuracy.
For Subsonic and 208gr AMAX, it looks like 10.5gr of AA1680 is the ticket!
Cartmann figured a bigger douche would be a guy with Noveske Rifle, that wears a Black Noveske Hat that has a Big Red Noveske Roll Mark on it, and some Oakley Glasses with Yellow Grommets on the side... does this out-douche the Larue guys? I hope so!
The Specs:
- Noveske Complete Lo-Profile 300 BLK, 16", Pistol Length Gas System
Novekse 416 SS Barrel
Noveske Marked SWS rails
Noveske Marked Troy Sites
Noveske Marked Vltor Muir Upper Receiver
Noveske Marked BCM Gunfighter Charging Handle
YHM 5/8x24" Flash-Hider/Silencer-Mount
- Aimpoint Micro H1
- American Defense Micro Mount
- CMT Billet Lower Receiver
- Gissele S3G Trigger
- White Oak Lower Parts Kit(minus trigger)
- Magpul ACS-L Stock
- DSA Buffer Tube Kit
- Krylon Fusion Satin Black paint for mag, pistol grip, and butt stock
- THE RAIDER SEAL OF APPROVAL (Certified, Labeled and Marked)
Can never have enough Noveske Logos
Here is what it looks like next to a 16" hardly ever used .450 Bushmaster. Cartmann plans to use the .450 Bushmaster when he draws for the New Hampshire Moose Lottery.
Pics of the Loads
A 5.56NATO round next to the .300BLK for comparison
At the Range.. In short, this rifle, the loads, and the Magazine (HK and Lancers) had no issues today (fired 70 rounds total).
Only HK Mags and Lancer Mags were used on this day. Cartmann noticed PMAGs have a big rib down he middle that rubs against the bigger .308 bullet if the OAL is too long. The 208gr AMAX were rubbin! This might have affected feeding.
Did not do any accuracy testing. Just zero'd and chrono'd. Cartmann wanted to make sure he aims exactly down the middle of the chrono each time for consistency, as well as avoid shooting the chrono.
Now for the Load Data...
Every single round of Cartmann's loads cycled properly and bolt held open after the last round.
Supersonic Load
- 147gr FMJ
- 2.14" OAL (seated the bullet in the middle of the cannelure)
- CCI 400 Primers
- Mixed Brass
- No Crimp
- No Silencer
- AA1680 Powder 19.5gr: Mean Average (FPS - 10 shot average) - 1911
- AA1680 Powder 20.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 10 shot average) - 1932
- AA1680 Powder 20.5gr: Mean Average (FPS - 10 shot average) - 1965
- AA1680 Powder 21.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 10 shot average) - 2024
Subsonic Load
- 208gr AMAX
- 2.19" OAL (the 208 gr AMAX is very long, did not want to go lower than 2.19" as I did not want to seat past the shoulder)
- CCI 400 Primers
- Mixed Brass
- No Crimp
- YHM SS Silencer attached
- AA1680 Powder 9.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 5 shot average) - 767 (Yes amazingly every round cycled and bolt held open after the last round)
- AA1680 Powder 10.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 5 shot average) - 974
- AA1680 Powder 10.5gr: Mean Average (FPS - 5 shot average) - 1058 (fastest one was 1074)
- AA1680 Powder 11.0gr: Mean Average (FPS - 5 shot average) - 1110 (every single shot fired was above 1100fps)
For the 147gr FMJ, Cartmann is going to load up about 500 rounds with 20.5gr AA1680 and plink and play with that for awhile. At 1965fps average, it gets the velocity he wants and is "hot enough" for him. Let's see how well it does for accuracy.
For Subsonic and 208gr AMAX, it looks like 10.5gr of AA1680 is the ticket!
