Noveske's AR products

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 Noveske's AR products

Noveske produces and sells accessories and complete guns. The company's more famous product is the KX3 flash hider, which is nicknamed the "fire-breathing pig" because there is a fire-breathing pig painted on the flash hider. But the company has launched its own complete gun product, the N4 series carbine. However, since most of the parts are commercial parts from other brands on the market, the N4 series is actually an accessory assembly gun rather than a self-developed product. The N4 series mainly includes the 7.5-inch Diplomat type, the 10.5-inch CQB type, the 14.5-inch AFGHAN type, the 16.1-inch RECON type and the 18-inch SPR type. Recently, a 7.62NATO caliber model has also been launched.

The KX3 flash suppressor, which is nicknamed the fire-breathing pig in China, is actually a trumpet-shaped flash suppressor that weighs 7.2 ounces, has a diameter of 1.35 inches and a length of 3.28 inches.



Noveske's own N4 carbine upper receiver uses the recently popular floating rail handguard

N4 Light Carbine with 14.5-inch barrel



A 7.5-inch barreled short assault rifle named "Diplomat"

7.5-inch 6.8mm SPC caliber "Diplomat"

10.5-inch CQB

AFGHAN model with 14.5 inch barrel

N4 18-inch SPR model, equipped with Magpul's PRS stock



Project Leonidas is the company's new 7.62mm caliber model, which is a 12.5-inch CQB model.

Project Leonidas with 762K rail assembly


Project Leonidas with AAC muffler


The KAC SR-25 is modified with an 18-inch stainless steel barrel and a PRI floating handguard upper receiver. In fact, Noveske is a company that sells accessories.




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