CMMG Announces Ultra-Compact DISSENT Bufferless AR-15

The new CMMG Dissent IMG CMMG Inc.

U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- CMMG has taken portability to a whole new level with the introduction of the DISSENT – a new line of buffer-less AR15 pistols that utilize the company’s patent-pending Compact Action. At the time of release, the DISSENT will be available in 5.56x45mm, .300BLK and 5.7x28mm, with each model sporting a 6.5-inch free-floated barrel and complemented with a 5.5-inch M-LOK Handguard, making the DISSENT the shortest, most stowable Personal Defense Weapon that CMMG has built to date.

At the heart of the DISSENT is CMMG’s patent-pending Compact Action, which makes it possible to operate the firearm without the receiver extension and buffer assembly installed. The Compact Action uses a set of dual guide rods and springs contained within the upper receiver to cycle the action and is compatible with both Direct Impingement and CMMG’s patented Radial Delayed Blowback operating systems.

The DISSENT features a forward non-reciprocating side charger, giving the shooter the ability to charge the weapon while staying focused down range and on target. For the left-handed shooters, a right-side configured side charger is available for purchase separately.

Outfitted with CMMG ZEROED parts and accessories and donning AR15 modularity, the CMMG DISSENT boasts superior firepower in a small familiar package and will initially be offered in three different calibers with .300BLK and 5.56x45mm utilizing a Direct Impingement operating system, while the 5.7x28mm version utilizes CMMG’s patented Radial Delayed Blowback operating system. Both .300BLK and 5.56x45mm will accept and ship with their respective 30-round Magpul PMAGS and the 5.7x28mm will accept and ship with its 32-round CMMG 5.7x28mm Gen II Conversion Magazine. All DISSENT firearms will ship with two magazines.

The CMMG Dissent features a rear Picatinny rail for attaching a brace or folding stock. IMG CMMG Inc.

The rear of the DISSENT is outfitted with a 1913 Picatinny Rail, allowing users to attach a brace or a stock (all NFA rules apply). The firearm weighs in at 4.6lbs, with an overall length of 14.7” (folding stock/brace not included) giving you a compact package that can be easily maneuvered and deployed within seconds. The trigger on the DISSENT is the TriggerTech AR-D 2-Stage Trigger, which has been collaboratively designed to ensure optimal performance.

For more information about the CMMG DISSENT, please visit CMMG.com/DISSENT

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About CMMG:

CMMG began in central Missouri in 2002 and quickly developed into a full-time business because of its group of knowledgeable and passionate firearms enthusiasts committed to quality and service. Its reputation was built on attention to detail, cutting-edge innovation and the superior craftsmanship that comes from sourcing all their own parts. By offering high-quality AR rifles, parts and accessories, CMMG’s commitment to top-quality products and professional service is as deep today as it was when it began.

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Arizona

JFC, how hard is it to put the MSRP in these product write ups?

Arizona

It is $2000 for a knock-off Rattler or MCX. JAKL from PSA would be a better option than this, if you can’t afford SIG SAUER.

grewterd

Agreed. I have a JAKL and it’s been great. Even if you can afford the Sig, the things are never available.

Deplorable Bill

How about a upper, both pistol and rifle?

The whole thing is a bit pricey for us poor folks

Arm up and carry on

3manfan

Don’t pull the trigger on it without adequate hearing protection or tinnitus for life is a risk…..so, not a worthy option as an emergency or defensive blaster.

Matt in Oklahoma

I’ve already got my constant friend from the army in my ear so it’s a non issue here and I’d not trade my life for the hearing thing. It’s a viable option for certain conditions