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Daniel Defense DD M4A1 RIII 5.56 NATO Rifle with RIS-III M-LOK Rail - 14.5" Pinned - FDE

MSRP: $2,574.00
Was: $2,226.00
Now: $2,056.99
(You save $517.01 )
SKU:
DD191042380
UPC:
818773022927
Availability:
If available, will ship in 4 to 9 business days from getting your local dealers FFL emailed to us
IN STOCK NOTE:
Normally stocked item, if out of stock, we will have more soon

DD-M4A1-RIII

14.5" pin-and-weld, mid-length gas — URGI-influenced, non-NFA

The Daniel Defense DD M4A1 RIII (SKU DD191042380) is the rifle Daniel Defense built after watching what SOCOM did with URGI. The RIS-III M-LOK rail is the evolution of the RIS-II — same monolithic-feel clamping, same M4A1 footprint, but stripped of unnecessary weight and redesigned for modern accessories. M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock; top rail forward of the sight base; QD sockets in the usual positions.

The 14.5" cold-hammer-forged, chrome-lined barrel is pinned and welded to a factory flash hider for a legal 16"+ OAL — no NFA paperwork, no tax stamp, none of the wait. Mid-length gas tames recoil and extends parts life. The upper is fully ambidextrous with the DD "grip-n-rip" charging handle, 6-bolt barrel nut, and a removable rail section for direct access to the gas block.

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FDE Cerakote finish throughout. Daniel Defense buttstock and pistol grip. This is the closest civilian-legal analog to a modern URGI-style duty rifle in a non-NFA package.

Order yours today while FDE RIII inventory lasts.

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