John Noveske rolled his truck last night and died. Sad. He was way too young and made some high quality stuff.

 

http://pdxtraffic.blogspot.com/2013/01/fatal-traffic-crash-highway-260-west-of.html

That blows.

 

NOVESKE, who is the owner of a local rifle manufacturing company, was not using safety restraints and was pronounced deceased at the scene.

 

Wear your friggin seat belts, people!

Damn, that's too bad....Good Guy, GREAT products.

Wow. Thats a shame. Wonder if a sealtbelt would have saved him.

Sad. Very Sad.

Wow. Thats a shame. Wonder if a sealtbelt would have saved him.

 

In a rollover, probably.

He did roll. The article states that he veered into the oncoming lane and hit a big boulder which caused the rollover. My guess is that he was either ejected, or crushed. Regardless, its very sad.

I read this about an hour ago...So sad.Heart goes out to his wife and family...

Terrible to hear, too young to die for a stupid reason (not wearing seat belt). RIP.

Terrible News! RIP

Sorry to hear the news, my best to the family and friends..

 

 

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Man that seatbelt must have been uncomfortable.

 

Hope he at least had arrangements made so his company survives and his family is provided for. It's the right size for probate laws to really screw it over.

 

 

RIP John. Fantastic products and great people to deal with at his company. Hopefully they keep it going.

im really bothered by this. i've wanted a rifle of theirs for as long as i've been into it. something about their company and products made me feel like i would be buying from a guy, from a family, not from a corporation. and i've never heard a bad thing about their quality. so it was a win/win. sadly, i havent gotten a complete rifle yet. hopefully the family will keep it going, and keep it going as well as he had it running, to make their stuff forever!

 

its weird, to never talk to someone, and be a fan of their work, and get bummed when stuff like this happens. it bothered me when it was dimebag darrell, john lingenfelter, and now this. the enjoyment i got just from reading about their work, wishing to buy it, or listening to it was fun. RIP

RIP