N.S. Armory LLC

09/13/2026

The following information is from an article published by Defence Blog on September 11th 2026.

The U.S. Army has handed Knight’s Armament Company, run by founder Charles Reed Knight Jr., a new five-year deal worth nearly $50 million to keep building M110 Semi-Automatic Sniper Systems.

The firm-fixed-price contract covers the r***e, its variants, accessories, spare parts, special tools and training, and runs through September 10, 2031.

Only one company bid, and Knight’s Armament won it, a pattern the Army has followed with the M110 for years. Army Contracting Command in Newark, New Jersey, is overseeing the deal. Work locations and funding will be worked out order by order rather than locked in today.

The M110 fires 7.62x51mm NATO am******on and grew out of Knight’s Armament’s SR-25 design, which the Army picked in 2007 after a competition. Unloaded, it weighs about 6.27 kg (13.8 lb). It sends a 175-grain round downrange at roughly 783 meters per second (2,570 feet per second) and can hit point targets out to about 800 meters (875 yards). Both the Army and Marine Corps have fielded the r***e, and it saw heavy use in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The Army has spent nearly a decade trying to replace the M110 with something lighter. In 2016 it picked Heckler & Koch’s G28-based M110A1 for up to 3,643 r***es, in a deal worth up to $44.5 million, aimed at giving snipers a weapon that doesn’t stick out the way the longer M110 does. That didn’t end M110 purchases. The Army ordered more in 2018 for about $16.5 million, then kept buying under a five-year contract that ran through last September. This week’s award picks that supply line back up rather than closing it out.

The Army has also been buying M110s for Ukraine. In September 2025, it gave Knight’s Armament a separate $21 million contract to build M110 systems for Ukraine’s armed forces, paid for through the Ukraine Security Initiative and Partnership Capacity Building program, with deliveries due by January 30, 2027. Ukrainian special forces, the National Guard and International Legion volunteers have reportedly carried the r***e.

09/13/2026

We hope you snagged an SR-25 while they were available. From our math this equates to about 4,000 r***es, give or take a few hundred.

The U.S. Army has placed a new order for M110 Semi-Automatic Sniper Systems from Knight’s Armament Company under a contract valued at approximately $21.25 million.

The agreement covers production and delivery of the 7.62mm M110 system, along with associated equipment, supporting the Army’s continued use of the platform for precision infantry missions.

The M110 was developed as a semi-automatic precision r***e designed to give designated marksmen and sniper teams greater reach and accuracy compared with standard infantry r***es. Knight’s Armament has supplied the system to the U.S. military for years, and newer contract activity indicates continued demand for the platform.

According to available contract information, the latest agreement is expected to be completed by January 30, 2027.

The purchase highlights the Army’s ongoing investment in precision small arms alongside newer weapons and modernization programs, maintaining a proven system while broader infantry equipment upgrades continue across the force.

09/10/2026

May we present you with the 1 of 10 Erlend Grey Arctic Warfare KS-1

08/25/2026

The SR-25 K3 is the commercial version of the M110K3, purpose-built for rapid precision fire at mid-range distances. Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry, quick to deploy, and adaptable for a wide range of applications. The high-pressure dual ejector bolt enhances both suppressed and unsuppressed performance in challenging conditions while extending service life. Its URX6 handguard is impact-resistant, with seven sides of M-LOK slots and a continuous top MILSTD-1913 rail for easy attachment of accessories. Additionally, the 7.62mm open brake reduces recoil and is compatible with KAC 7.62mm QDC Signature Reduction Devices.

Barrel Specifications:
- 16” (40.6 cm) 1 in 10” (25.4 cm) Twist
- 5R Cut Rifled 416R
- Dimpled Hybrid Medium Profile
- 7.62 mm NATO/.308 Win

Enhancements:
The URX 6 is an advanced, self-indexing handguard designed for exceptional shift resistance. It features a full-length 12:00 MIL-STD 1913 interface rail complemented by seven sides of M-LOK negative space mounting slots. This handguard seamlessly slides over the attached barrel nut, with precision alignment facilitated by an anti-rotation index tab and slot mechanism integrated into the top rail of the upper receiver. The anti-rotation and alignment elements are sleek and unobtrusive, eliminating any external snag or catch points. The handguard is secured by a robust retention nut that exerts considerable force at the attachment point, ensuring maximum stability and resistance to impact-induced shift.
Reduced Profile Charging Handle Latches

The included ambidextrous charging handle has undergone a refinement with reduced lever lengths by .016” (4mm) to mitigate the risk of inadvertent snagging or activation. Despite their abbreviated design, the medium-length latches retain ease of accessibility, ensuring seamless operation even when wearing gloves.

08/24/2026

This is a concept I have had in mind for a long time, but as every small business owner knows, there’s never enough time in the day to work on your own stuff.
The inspiration behind it was simple, I wanted the look of a factory SR-25 DSR with the capability of a 16” SR-25 chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor.
We started off by machining off a portion of the rail that surrounded the DSR suppressor. This prevents the suppressor from heat soaking the rail while also allowing it to cool down quicker. The Arca rail was an afterthought but a good addition since it allowed us to reclaim the removed railestate and run a bipod further forward.
All in all, we love how it turned out. Next step is Ceraktoe, then throw a Nightforce 4-20 clone optic & Voodoo-MX on It and call it a day!

08/24/2026

It’s been a while…

08/21/2026

Mail call!!!
If you have been contemplating purchasing a thermal, do yourself a favor and save up a bit more so you can add a Pixels On Target Voodoo-S to your kit. The Voodoo line is superior to its competition in every facet, and made right here in the USA.

08/20/2026

It’s a good day times 2