The NSR is the rail that launched the Keymod system, and while Noveske Rifleworks was the first to showcase it, the Keymod was quickly adopted by other companies as well.

So, in 2012, VLTOR Weapon Systems from Arizona created the KeyMod modular rail interface system for firearm components. It was released by Noveske Rifleworks of Oregon before the pattern was published ...

In 2012, for example, it was Noveske Rifleworks that introduced the KeyMod system that quickly gained favor with the U.S. military and civilian enthusiasts.

It sports standard 1913 Picatinny rails at the 12 and 6 o'clock positions, but saves a ton of weight while not sacrificing modularity by utilizing the Noveske KeyMod slots at the 3 and 9 o'clock ...

For example, Noveske and I are making our own rail panels, to work with "our" platform requirements. Other items being developed are VFGs, handstops, bipods, light, sight and sling mounts.

The thin and ultra-light NSR has an uninterrupted, full-length M1913 Picatinny rail on top, and the KeyMod Modular Direct Attachment System-jointly developed by Noveske and VLTOR -provides an easy ...