The CMMG Dissent MK47 is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm with a 14.3-inch steel threaded barrel and a 1:10" twist rate. Overall length adjusts from 26 to 35.5 inches via the CMMG Dissent side-folding stock, which makes transport and storage noticeably easier without compromising the shooting platform when deployed. Weight is 7.50 lbs. Capacity is 30+1 rounds. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: 7.62x39mm 
• Barrel Length: 14.3 inches 
• Overall Length: 26 to 35.5 inches (adjustable) 
• Capacity: 30+1 rounds 
• Weight: 7.50 lbs 
• Trigger Type: Zeroed Drop-In Single Stage 
• Safety Mechanism: CMMG Zeroed 60/90 Degree Safety 
• Stock Type: CMMG Dissent Side Folding Stock 
• Muzzle Device: CMMG Zeroed SVD Brake (Pinned & Welded) 
• Receiver Material: Aluminum 
• Barrel Description: Steel Threaded, 1:10" twist rate 
   

Features 

The side-folding stock is the headline feature here — it folds cleanly and locks up solid when deployed. The aluminum receivers keep overall weight reasonable for a 7.62x39 platform. The Zeroed Drop-In Single Stage trigger has a clean pull that helps with accuracy. A Picatinny rail mount is included for optics or accessories. The CMMG Zeroed SVD brake is pinned and welded, which matters for compliance on a 14.3" barrel.

The CMMG Dissent MK47 in Tan generates real enthusiasm alongside some practical skepticism.

The folding stock is consistently the most praised feature — shooters appreciate the compact footprint for storage and transport, and the platform holds up well when unfolded. The 7.62x39 caliber draws in AK fans who like the cartridge's stopping power and availability, though some note it runs pricier than surplus 5.56.

Build quality feedback is generally positive. The materials feel solid, and most users report reliable feeding with a range of ammunition types. That said, occasional malfunctions or feeding hiccups do come up in discussions, which is a common thread for semi-auto rifles regardless of platform.

At 7.50 lbs the rifle is heavier than some alternatives in the folding-stock category, and a few owners mention this becomes noticeable on longer carry days in the field. Ergonomics get mixed reviews — controls feel intuitive to most, though some shooters prefer adjustments for extended sessions.

The Tan finish divides opinion aesthetically. Price is a recurring topic: many owners consider it fair for the feature set, while others compare it unfavorably to similarly-capable rifles at lower price points. Accessory compatibility and optics mounting tend to get positive marks.