Noveske Gen 4 Ghetto Blaster 7.94" SBR

Ultra-compact .300 BLK SBR with a 7.94-inch barrel and Q collapsible PDW stock system.

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Key Highlights

•Distinct Ghetto Blaster receiver and Q collapsible stock system
•7.94-inch .300 BLK package built for minimum overall length

Specifications

Price: $1,995
Weight: 5 lb 4 oz
Calibers: .300 AAC Blackout
Rail Type: mlok
Best For: vehicle ops home defense range training

Capability Profile

0-10 Scale Across 8 Axes

Compatibility Tags

family: modern-riflefamily: ar-patterntrigger: ar-fcginterface: picatinny-tophandguard: mlokhandguard: picatinnybarrel: ultra-compactmag-type: stanagthread: 5/8x24

Overview

The Noveske Gen 4 Ghetto Blaster pairs a 7.94-inch .300 Blackout barrel with a receiver set made around Q's short collapsible stock and bolt-carrier system. At 5.25 pounds in the short configuration, it is smaller and lighter than a conventional short-barreled AR with a full receiver extension.

The Ghetto Blaster is not a Diplomat with different furniture. Its receiver and recoil system are shaped around the Q stock rails, while the 7-inch NHR handguard combines side M-LOK slots with a short lower Picatinny rail. The compact stock has less cheek support than a standard carbine stock, but it is the feature that gives this model its unusually short package.

Key Features

7.94" .300 Blackout stainless barrel
Customized Gen 4 receiver set for the Q collapsible stock
Q collapsible PDW stock and matching bolt-carrier system
7" NHR free-float handguard with M-LOK and lower Picatinny rail
Adjustable gas block
Geissele SD-E two-stage trigger
Q Cherry Bomb muzzle device

Pros

+Very short 21-inch collapsed package
+Light 5.25-pound factory configuration
+Short recoil system reduces length behind the receiver
+7.94-inch .300 BLK barrel suits compact suppressed builds
+NHR handguard provides both M-LOK and lower Picatinny mounting surfaces

Cons

−Collapsible PDW stock offers less cheek support than a carbine stock
−Proprietary receiver and recoil-system geometry narrows stock and bolt-carrier choices
−Short handguard leaves limited room for lights, switches, and support-hand placement
−Historical and limited-run availability makes current pricing inconsistent