KEITH: I'm Keith Gipple with tactical Rifleman.com

we're here at t1 g training facility and i'm here with david ives for nemesis

arms and he's going to tell us about the Valkyrie ambidextrous precision rifle

DAVID: thanks for having me Keith appreciate it this here what we have here is our

Nemesis arms Valkyrie fits in a backpack

it's a world-first ambidextrous bolt gun and I'm going to go ahead and take it

out of the pack this pack can house everything in it from suppression to forints

to bipod it also could have ballistic armor in it so as we pull the rifle

apart or out to assemble it we can take the bolt out it has a packing instrument

inside for all this including suppression and then below we have the

rifle with optics on it so everything is compact pull it out set up the bipod

right here extend the sock out and it has two locations for shooting

application it has protective caps on it so you protect your receiver and your

barrel

KEITH: and this is a 11 pound system DAVID: right this is an 11 pound system and

it's actually multi caliber as this barrel goes on we can swap calibers from

243 to 66 5 3 more and 308 all housing the same mag and same bolt you just

switch the barrel

KEITH: excellent DAVID: and ammo of course

KEITH: it can use any magazine? is that right?

DAVID: well we we can our magazine our current magazine right now is a is a

standard 10 round mag double stack single feed and so this is the magnet

comes with this rifle system for all of those calibers right ok so when we do

this and we just put it in then we're good to go there with our bolt system

here we can introduce the right-hand bolt system so you have a right hand

functioning rifle and if you remove this this is the key with this rifle

system is now you can put a left-hand bulb in it and for different

applications for law enforcement military or hunting applications the

rifle being able to switch from one bolt to another actually gives the shooter

the opportunity to stay undercover wherever they're at

KEITH: and it's that fast

DAVID: and it's that fast it to do if we want to take this from this application process

most rifles are dragged around to track a target with our system right here we

have two knobs on the bipod and if we loosen the bottom knob we can actually

bipod system which now makes it the ability stiffens it up for your shot no

matter where you are at

KEITH: It's locked in forward mode

DAVID: that's correct the bipod will move you pull it back and

rotate it and lock it back in right so the nice thing about this too is with

this application we can do several things

most bipods are made to go up and so you have to find a higher angle if you're

going to go in on a target with ours if we come down we can actually put the

rifle down on a flat area and even if it's an adverse thing where we have

something like a rock or what-have-you your optics are off it's a bad shot if

you loosen the top knob you can actually put the rifle at an odd angle yeah

you're back on so you're back on target so now you can go up to different angles

all the way up to shooting off of a high elevation and then so you can track into

wherever you're at or follow the target for wherever you're at

nice its arsenal the rifle system will hold to wherever you're at if you want a

long-range shoot the rifle for more stability we can take the actual front

bipod off and then this device right here which is our four end it's a

free-floating four inch so it goes over the barrel nut and the bipod pin and it

allows you to put it here now this is a retention knot here as this Wiggles and

moves of course you don't want any of that because that's going to KEITH: mess with your accuracy

DAVID: that's correct so you push this into the the front here turn it

down it's very simple it's all hand tight so it tightens down you snap the

bipod back on the front you have sent all the same articulations with a bipod

now but now you're rusting it out further

forward right so your triangle is wider your stability is better KEITH: that's awesome

and that's almost the entire weapon assembled right there except for our

suppression DAVID: that's correct now if we spin this nut off right on the front

which is just a thread protector and the neat thing about our rifle system is

everything that we have we also do have muzzle brakes but everything you can

shoot through so you're never limited to ok this won't allow you to function the

firearm okay so and then with the suppression system we put this simply on

the front here and of course this threading on the front we can also put

on any quick-release devices or anything else it's all five eighths twenty fourth

right on all of our barrel

KEITH: okay so one thing I noticed it's unique also is we

used absolutely no tools to assemble the rifle

DAVID: that's correct our this is a truly

tool-less rifle where a lot of people say it's to list which means you only

mean an allen wrench or some type of a spanner wrench or what have you

our rifle is all assembled by hand it loses no accuracy it repeats every time

and it's the way we've engineered it KEITH: that's awesome because we all know that

when you need that tool it'll be missing DAVID: that's correct KEITH:and in the field that's

no good DAVID: that is correct and what's even worse is if you're running and and

you're you're everything's apart you can't assemble it so hey that would be

tragic and with our stock assembly here the nice thing is is this will collapse

in for for packing away but if we want to take this apart we can also take it

apart we have a bracket that goes on the back that will allow you to put your

favorite AR stock on it so we can put Magpul vltor or anything you have we have

a bracket that goes to it as it goes to a buffer tube that's great yeah so it

just it makes it very portable and pliable a lot of times what we like to

say is it's a big boys lego set how do you want to build yours today

KEITH: that's great I also notice that there's two red marks here on the stock DAVID: and what this

allows you to do is adjust the stock for shooting positions the second red line

here is the normal standard length of reach for for normal folks shooting the

the front one here allows people to collapse it in for restricted areas as

far as a compressed areas and allows you to shoot

and then the two rear lines are to push the stock all the way in through for

transport and packing so the next thing that we need to do with this is tear

this rifle apart put it back in the backpack let's head to the range and

then reassemble it to show you that there's no loss in zero when we take it

apart and put it together

DAVID: time to go shoot what do you think KEITH: let's do it DAVID: alright