This video review focuses on the Daniel Defense DD4 M4A1 RIII rifle, evaluating its worth and comparing it to previous Daniel Defense models. The reviewer highlights its improvements over 'mil-spec plus' rifles, emphasizing the RIII's enhanced features such as the ambi lower receiver, enlarged bolt lock and release, and ambidextrous magazine release. Key components discussed include the 14.5-inch cold hammer-forged barrel, mid-length gas system, RIS 2 rail (though noting the RIII typically features RIS 3), DD furniture, Grip-N-Rip charging handle, M16 profile BCG, and H1 buffer. The reviewer also mentions a swapped Geissele SSA trigger and an EOTech EXPS-3 sight. The rifle is praised for shooting flat, appropriate gassing for hard use, pinned components, and its reputation for quality and dependability among law enforcement. While acknowledging the price point, the reviewer concludes the rifle is indeed worth the investment for those seeking a hard-use, combat-ready rifle.
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