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Daniel Defense DDM4ISR

Daniel Defense DDM4ISR

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$3563.00
  • Integral suppressor
  • Nice low-angle grip
  • .300 BLK chambering
  • Grip angle takes some getting used to
  • .300 BLK feels slower than 5.56

Editor’s Note: "The DDM4ISR is a .300 BLK integrally suppressed rifle from Daniel Defense. It sports a 9 inch cold-hammer-forged barrel with an overall length of 16-inches. This gun features a Keymod handguard and handles just about as smoothly in a shoot house as it does out on the range. We had no problems whatsoever during our testing. This rifle loaded, fired, and ejected perfectly. The grip angle may feel odd to some, but overall it's great once you get used to it." - John C.

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Product Details

Caliber
300 AAC Blackout
Action
Semi-Auto
Weight
7.57 lbs

Features

Integral suppressor
Nice low-angle grip
.300 BLK chambering
Grip angle takes some getting used to
.300 BLK feels slower than 5.56

By The Numbers

Accuracy
Both at our static range and the shoot house, the DDM4ISR hit targets with no issues.
Reliability
We had no problems whatsoever during our testing. This rifle loaded, fired, and ejected perfectly.
Customization
Though it’s an AR-based platform, it also sports Keymod…which isn’t our preferred attachment method. That said, you can still throw an optic and Keymod compatible accessories onto it.
Ergonomics
So, the grip angle feels odd at a regular range, running regular drills…but take this gun to a shoot house, and the ergonomics start to make a lot more sense.
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FINAL VERDICT

Daniel Defense’s DDM4ISR seems to be a decent way to snag an integrally suppressed gun chambered for the .300 BLK cartridge intended to do a very specific job…if that’s what you’re after. Remember, you do need a tax stamp, though, because of its integral suppressor. So, factor that into the overall cost While this gun is a little out of our price range, if you have the funds and want the cool factor of an integrally suppressed rifle, the DDM4ISR fits that bill.

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