Devil Dog Arms – New .308 Semi-Auto DDA-10B – The Cerberus
So perhaps the average guy may not want a rifle that is not black. He especially may not one that is a silvery metallic. But I do! If you have not seen the coating called NiB-X you should check it out. A nickel boron coating provides an exceptionally durable and smooth surface finish. It is different. It stands out from the crowd of black rifles on the rack or at a competition. It is metallic, it is silver in color. It is almost a pewter color. Imagine that coating on a 3D billet lower and upper. Throw a Geissele Super 3 Gun trigger, a Black Hole Weaponry polygonal barrel and you have a
DDA-10B .308 Cerberus Precision Rifle Package from Devil Dog Arms. Devil Dog is based out of Lake Zurich, IL and has made a screaming entrance in to the AR market the last few years. The .308 semi-auto is the most recent addition to their line.
The DDA-10B weighs about 11 pounds and can be ordered in your barrel length choice. The stock on this particular model was a Magpul PRS model. The tri-comp precision brake, NiB-X coated bolt, ambi-selector and handguard are all by Devil Dog Arms. One of the benefits of writing reviews for TheFirearmblog is the opportunity to find these great companies and their products at Shot Show. With that comes a future opportunity to actually take the product home and test it out. Seeing it on the showroom floor is one thing but actually putting rounds down range through it is another. I will have the opportunity to do so very soon. Check back for a more detailed review. Www.devildogarms.com
Anette Wachter – 30calgal.com
From Seattle, WA, Anette is a Member of US National Rifle Team, 3 NRA national records 300 yards, 2014 - 3 National Team Palma Championships.Visit Anette's website at http://www.30calgal.com
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