The CMMG Dissent 9MM Compact Pistol - 10RD, Zeroed Trigger is a 9mm pistol caliber carbines from CMMG. It is available from 4 vendors at $1869.99 to $2247.
Name: CMMG Dissent 9MM Compact Pistol - 10RD, Zeroed Trigger
Brand: CMMG
Category: Pistol Caliber Carbines
Caliber: 9mm
Barrel Length: 16.1"
Capacity: 10 rounds
UPC: 840442500566
SKU: UCEnNb58g
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The CMMG Dissent is a 9mm Luger carbine built around a compact form factor with a cross-bolt safety and a Zeroed Drop-In Single Stage trigger. At 38.1" overall and 7.8 lbs, it handles easily in close quarters without feeling flimsy. The 16.1" barrel ...
The CMMG Dissent is a 9mm Luger carbine built around a compact form factor with a cross-bolt safety and a Zeroed Drop-In Single Stage trigger. At 38.1" overall and 7.8 lbs, it handles easily in close quarters without feeling flimsy. The 16.1" barrel with a 1:10" twist stabilizes 9mm bullets well across the typical range of projectile weights.
These stocks are wildly overpriced, so they contribute a lot to the price tag of the Descent, and they're just terrible. Really uncomfortable, really flimsy, demands immediate replacement.
I had reviewed the original 300 Blackout version of The Descent and I really liked it I think this is one of the best pdws currently available on the market at least as far as a 300 Blackout version goes.
Their ambidextrous selector is very stiff. It's too thin and has sharp checkering. It's just painful and difficult to use.
I don't think there's a single thing the Descent 9 doesn't do better than the MP5 platform, except it's not as fashionable.
This gun works extremely well and it shoots great. It is my favorite PCC that I've ever shot, but it ends up being the king of a really niche category that not a lot of people care about.
Quoted verbatim from YouTube reviews. Each link opens the video at the moment quoted.
The CMMG Dissent draws generally positive feedback, with most owners focusing on the trigger and handling. The Zeroed Drop-In trigger gets consistent praise for its smooth pull and quick reset. Ergonomics come up often. The grip sits comfortably for most hand sizes, and the overall balance makes extended range sessions manageable.
The 10-round magazine capacity divides opinion. Shooters in restricted states are fine with it, but those who have access to higher-capacity options sometimes wish CMMG had included a larger standard magazine. Weight and balance compared to other compact 9mm carbines is another recurring thread, though most find 7.8 lbs acceptable for this format.
Customization gets discussed regularly as well: rail space, muzzle device options, and stock adjustability. Reliability reports are broadly positive, with few complaints about cycling issues across different 9mm loads.
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
The CMMG Dissent is a 9mm Luger carbine built around a compact form factor with a cross-bolt safety and a Zeroed Drop-In Single Stage trigger. At 38.1" overall and 7.8 lbs, it handles easily in close quarters without feeling flimsy. The 16.1" barrel with a 1:10" twist stabilizes 9mm bullets well across the typical range of projectile weights.
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Model | Dissent |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Barrel length | 16.1" |
| Overall length | 38.1" |
| Weight | 124.8 oz |
Quoted verbatim from YouTube reviews. Each link opens the video at the moment quoted.
These stocks are wildly overpriced, so they contribute a lot to the price tag of the Descent, and they're just terrible. Really uncomfortable, really flimsy, demands immediate replacement.
I had reviewed the original 300 Blackout version of The Descent and I really liked it I think this is one of the best pdws currently available on the market at least as far as a 300 Blackout version goes.
Their ambidextrous selector is very stiff. It's too thin and has sharp checkering. It's just painful and difficult to use.
I don't think there's a single thing the Descent 9 doesn't do better than the MP5 platform, except it's not as fashionable.
This gun works extremely well and it shoots great. It is my favorite PCC that I've ever shot, but it ends up being the king of a really niche category that not a lot of people care about.
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
The CMMG Dissent draws generally positive feedback, with most owners focusing on the trigger and handling. The Zeroed Drop-In trigger gets consistent praise for its smooth pull and quick reset. Ergonomics come up often. The grip sits comfortably for most hand sizes, and the overall balance makes extended range sessions manageable.
The 10-round magazine capacity divides opinion. Shooters in restricted states are fine with it, but those who have access to higher-capacity options sometimes wish CMMG had included a larger standard magazine. Weight and balance compared to other compact 9mm carbines is another recurring thread, though most find 7.8 lbs acceptable for this format.
Customization gets discussed regularly as well: rail space, muzzle device options, and stock adjustability. Reliability reports are broadly positive, with few complaints about cycling issues across different 9mm loads.
Price Range: $1869.99 - $2247
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