Colion Noir: LVOA-C Rifle Review – Is War Sport Industries Rifle Worth It?

LVOA-C Rifle Review

The following is my review on the LVOA-C rifle by War Sport Industries. As a disclaimer, I am not affiliated with War Sport industries.

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Summary:

Say what you want about the price of the LVOA-C rifle, but this is a pretty damn unique looking rifle compared to the 50 million other ARs on the market. As striking as the LVOA C is to look at it can come off a bit tactically pretentious. War sport tries hard to convince you that this rifle is a tactical master piece, almost to the point nausea. At 7.0 lbs, The LVOA C is not a light rifle, nor is it the heaviest rifle in the world. I’m a little old school, in that when something feels solid and has some weight to it I figure it must be of quality. In your hands, the rifle feels like one uninterrupted piece of metal instead of an upper and lower. There’s no rattling, no shaking, or flexing; it’s freaking solid. But I can’t deny that a heavy gun is a heavy gun no matter how much “quality” it may translate to and the LVOA C is flirting with being almost too heavy, but it’s not quite there yet.

When shooting the LVOA-C, I kept All I wanted to do was abuse this it, Like a teenager in a rented Camaro I ran it hard all the time like I was mad at it. I wanted to see it fail; I wanted to roundhouse kick it off its tactical high horse. The way this rifle recoils reminds me of the mechanical letters on a vintage typewriter reaching up and smacking the page with each pull of the trigger. Each shot feels so deliberate and purpose driven, making each and every shot feel like it matters.

Is it perfect? No. Is it my favorite AR? No. Its noticeable heavy, some of its so called tactical prowess is a little corny, you can’t suppress it, its looks are a hate it or love it kind of thing, and it cost more than what some people make in a month. But I feel confident saying, if you went ahead and plopped the 3k for this rifle I’d bet you wouldn’t regret it.

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