DDM4 V7 223 Remington/5.56x45mm, 16″ Threaded Barrel, Black, M-Lok Rail, 32rd

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```html DDM4 V7: A Tactical Workhorse for Precision Shooters The DDM4 V7 in 5.56/.223 delivers battle-proven reliability in a lightweight platform. Built for shooters who demand consistent performance at the range or in the field, this rifle combines Daniel Defense’s signature cold hammer-forged barrel with an ergonomic M-LOK handguard. The 16" barrel length optimizes velocity and maneuverability, while the threaded muzzle accommodates suppressors or muzzle devices. No gimmicks—just a purpose-built tool for those who prioritize function over flash. Key Specifications Caliber: 5.56 NATO / .223 Remington Barrel: 16" cold hammer-forged, chrome-lined, 1:7 twist Handguard: 15" M-LOK aluminum rail (full-top Picatinny) Weight: 6.2 lbs (unloaded) Stock: Daniel Defense buttstock (adjustable) Muzzle: 1/2x28 threaded with A2 flash hider Includes: 32-round PMAG, hard case Feature Breakdown The heart of the DDM4 V7 is its CHF barrel, known for extended service life and consistent accuracy even under rapid fire. The 1:7 twist rate stabilizes both lightweight varmint rounds and heavier 77-grain projectiles, making it versatile for target shooting or defensive use. Daniel Defense’s proprietary steel and coating process resists corrosion—critical for rifles exposed to sweat, rain, or cleaning solvents. M-LOK compatibility lets users mount lights, grips, or bipods without adding unnecessary bulk. The rail’s slim profile improves grip options compared to older quad-rail systems, and the full-length top rail maintains optic compatibility. Machining tolerances ensure accessories stay locked in place, even after repeated removal and reinstallation during configuration changes. At 6.2 lbs unloaded, the V7 balances well for offhand shooting or extended carry. The mil-spec buffer tube and adjustable stock provide a solid cheek weld without snagging on gear. Controls (safety, bolt release, magazine catch) follow standard AR-15 patterns for intuitive operation under stress. Daniel Defense’s a