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If you have some experience with the DDm4 V11, let's hear what you think about it.
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not much help here, but a friend has one, with a 14.5" barrel.
obviously a nice rifle, though i haven't shot it
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yes, 100% reliable, trigger sucks = replaced G2S Long forearm makes balance good for offhand shooting. not particularly accurate out of the box but after 1000 rounds of PMC 55's through the barrel its about a 1.5 MOA gun for 5 shots anyway. Mid length gas, consistent ejection, relatively smooth especially with a large flashlight out on the rail. WOG sling, SWFA 1-4 in LT-104, Mag pul steel sights, GTS, and your GTG.
It is equal to a Colt but with upgrades that you pay for.
When I get rich I want to try that new Steiner 1-4 Blue likes.
Overall a good reliable firearm that will shoot well offhand and give you thousands of rounds of service before you have to replace anything.
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I'd look at another DD rifle before that one. The V11 has a KeyMod rail. Look at one that has M-Lok instead.
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I have a V5 in .300 Blackout and a Mk12 in 5.56. The V11 as noted above has a different rail, but the functioning parts will be the same. The .300 is probably a 1.5MOA gun, but I have not yet tried a huge variety of loads in it. The Mk12 is probably closer to 1 MOA.
They are 100% reliable, and will have durability as good as any AR. They probably won't be tack drivers. I like their standard rails, but not their proprietary buttstocks. If that's really valuable to you, then I'd look at a Noveske, or even just build one from quality components.
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I'd look at another DD rifle before that one. The V11 has a KeyMod rail. Look at one that has M-Lok instead. Why? Is there something inherently better about M-Lok?
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I'd look at another DD rifle before that one. The V11 has a KeyMod rail. Look at one that has M-Lok instead. Why? Is there something inherently better about M-Lok? I wondered this too and from what I've seen, M-Lok works better with plastic and Key Mod works better with Aluminum. Some speculate that since MagPul went M-Lok and plastic is cheaper, it will rule the world but I see both options being supported until the next big thing comes along and probably even after that. Having both, I still use just the upper Picatinny rail anyways. I did use a sling attachment on the Keymod and it locks up solid as does the M-Lok.
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I don't trust those plastic rails for sling swivels nor a heavier varmint light.
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I'd look at another DD rifle before that one. The V11 has a KeyMod rail. Look at one that has M-Lok instead. Why? Is there something inherently better about M-Lok? It's a stronger, more durable attachment method. I've seen too many stories about Keymod accessories getting pulled off, damaging the attachment points in the process.
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Key word there is "stories".
I've seen a few reports on the net and when pressed, they were installed backwards yet even then BCM made the rails good.
There is nothing wrong with KeyMod when attached right.
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Keymod works fine until you try and load a bipod with a BCM polymer rail section. I've got multiple rails of each system, I have no preference. Both are good systems when installed right.
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How do you install M-Lok backwards?
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I'd look at another DD rifle before that one. The V11 has a KeyMod rail. Look at one that has M-Lok instead. Why? Is there something inherently better about M-Lok? I wondered this too and from what I've seen, M-Lok works better with plastic and Key Mod works better with Aluminum. They don't use Keymod in plastic because it's not strong enough.
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I'll type this real slow....
KeyMod can be installed backwards and that leads to the problems reported. Installed right and there is no problem.
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My point is M-Lok can't be installed wrong, or at least not as easily.
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It is a good gun and worth the coin
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