SHOT Show 2017: Daniel Defense DDM4 V7S Rifle

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posted on February 3, 2017
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Daniel Defense has long supplied 11.5" barrels to law enforcement and military, but now the AR-15 producer is making an 11.5"-barrel rifle available in its standard commercial line. This SBR—the DDM4 V7S—comes with standard Daniel Defense furniture and Magpul's M-LOK handguard, and is the ideal length if you plan to add a suppressor. Learn more in our SHOT Show Range Day video, or visit danieldefense.com for more.



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