Yah sounds about right. I'm guessing the reason they didn't just machine it about of one piece was due to the "meticulous rifling and stress relieved". If that lattice is machined all that work could warp the barrel or introduce stress fractures.
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Noveske: New Barrels - Disruptive Deep Flute (DDF) Barrel Contour - NOW ON SALE!!!
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Yah sounds about right. I'm guessing the reason they didn't just machine it about of one piece was due to the "meticulous rifling and stress relieved". If that lattice is machined all that work could warp the barrel or introduce stress fractures.
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definitely. I had to reread it, I'd assumed it was an aluminum lattice to move the heat away faster (because three metals expanding differentially is a recipe for exceptional precision...)
NTRODUCING DDF BARRELS
The Disruptive Deep Flute (DDF) is an external barrel structure designed to significantly reduce primary (blast compression and expansion) and secondary (sinusoidal resonance) wave events in barrels, improving accuracy, reducing heat, and extending barrel life. Using data from the 2024 TACOM HO Finite Element Analysis (FEA) study. Noveske’s Combat Systems Development & Support program launched an R&D project. The goal was to determine the optimal surface area per linear inch to effectively disrupt these wave events while maintaining the lightweight barrel contour already used by U.S. Special Operations personnel.
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The Disruptive Deep Flute (DDF) is an external barrel structure designed to significantly reduce primary (blast compression and expansion) and secondary (sinusoidal resonance) wave events in barrels, improving accuracy, reducing heat, and extending barrel life. Using data from the 2024 TACOM HO Finite Element Analysis (FEA) study. Noveske’s Combat Systems Development & Support program launched an R&D project. The goal was to determine the optimal surface area per linear inch to effectively disrupt these wave events while maintaining the lightweight barrel contour already used by U.S. Special Operations personnel.
View: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHWeNrbyo50/
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Did you buy one!
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Haha I’m sure you buried it with all your other noveske stuff.
For the rainy day!!!! Build em and enjoy them!!!
