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CMMG Dissent Mk4 .300 Blackout
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CMMG Dissent Mk4 .300 Blackout

Model: 30A750A

30
CAPACITY
16.1"
BARREL
6.4
LBS
Semi-Auto
ACTION
.300 Blackout
CALIBER
$2,150
MSRP

Full Specifications

Series Mk4
Action Type Semi-Auto
Trigger ZEROED Drop-In
Safety CMMG ZEROED 60/90 Degree
Optic Ready Yes
Magazines Included 2
Overall Length (Stock Extended) 35.5"
Barrel Length 16.1"
Weight 102.4 oz (6.4 lbs)
Receiver Material 7075-T6 Aluminum
Receiver Finish Cerakote
Barrel Material 4140CM, SBN
Barrel Finish SBN
Twist Rate 1:7"
Thread Pattern 5/8x24
Muzzle Device CMMG ZEROED Muzzle Brake
Stock Material Polymer
Grip Type CMMG ZEROED Pistol Grip
Country of Origin USA

Threaded 5/8x24 barrel: compare .30 caliber suppressor prices.

Includes: 2x Magpul 300BLK 30rd PMAGs, CMMG ZEROED Muzzle Brake, CMMG ZEROED Trigger Guard, CMMG ZEROED Pistol Grip

About This Firearm

The CMMG Dissent Mk4 is a folding-stock semi-automatic AR-15 in .300 Blackout built for suppressed shooting and compact storage. It has an MSRP of $2,149.95. Its upper uses CMMG's compact action, which needs no buffer tube behind the receiver, so the stock folds flat against the side of the rifle.

No sights are fitted. The handguard is M-LOK with a Picatinny rail along the top, and two Magpul 30-round PMAGs come in the box. The gas block adjusts, so the rifle can be set for supersonic loads or for subsonic ones behind a suppressor, and the muzzle carries CMMG's ZEROED brake on a 5/8x24 thread. The folding stock adjusts for length of pull and has an adjustable cheek riser, and the safety selector is ambidextrous.

If you're cross-shopping, the Sig Sauer MCX Spear LT has an MSRP of $2,179 and matches this rifle's 6.40 lbs, but it is a 9-inch gun at 27.75 inches overall that has to be registered as a short-barreled rifle, where the Dissent's 16.1-inch barrel and 35.5 inches overall need no paperwork. A used Ruger AR-556 in the same chambering weighs the same again for a fraction of the money, with a fixed gas system and a stock that does not fold. Of the three, only the Dissent both folds down and needs no registration.

Best For

GOOD
Home Defense
Folded, the rifle fits a case or a console too short for a carbine, and it comes out ready with no tools and nothing to reassemble.
GOOD
Range/Target
The 1:7 twist handles the heavy subsonic bullets .300 Blackout is loaded with as well as the light supersonic ones, and the receivers are 7075-T6 aluminum under Cerakote.
FAIR
Plinking/Training
This is not a rifle for volume shooting. .300 Blackout costs more per round than 5.56, and the two magazines in the box are the whole supply until more are bought.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • CMMG backs every product with a lifetime guarantee against material and workmanship defects.
  • The trigger is a CMMG ZEROED drop-in unit, so the fire control is not a mil-spec single stage.
  • The barrel is 4140 chrome-moly with a salt bath nitride finish inside and out.
Limitations
  • No sights are fitted anywhere on it, so an optic is a purchase on top of the MSRP.
  • The compact action is CMMG's own, so the upper, the carrier and the stock adapter are not standard AR-15 parts.
  • The stock's cheek riser and pad are CMMG parts, so a replacement comes from CMMG.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does CMMG ship 300 BLK-specific PMAGs?

They are Magpul's 300 BLK pattern, marked so a .300 Blackout magazine is not mistaken for a 5.56 one at the range when both rifles are in the same case.

What does the 60/90 degree selector do?

It can be set to throw either sixty or ninety degrees, so a shooter who wants a short sweep to fire has one, from either side of the receiver.

Is the charging handle ambidextrous?

It sits forward on the handguard and does not reciprocate, so either hand reaches it without coming off the grip.