FN's Best AR15: the DMR II [Full Review]

Published on June 3, 2018
Duration: 24:51

The FN 15 DMR II is a high-quality AR-15 with an 18-inch cold hammer-forged barrel, but it's considered overpriced for its feature set compared to competitors like POF-USA. While reliable and accurate (around 1.5 MOA), it suffers from significant blowback when suppressed and lacks premium features like ambidextrous controls. The Timney Match trigger is a highlight, breaking at under 4 lbs.

Quick Summary

The FN 15 DMR II is a high-quality AR-15 with an 18-inch cold hammer-forged barrel, but it's considered overpriced for its feature set compared to competitors like POF-USA. While reliable and accurate (around 1.5 MOA), it suffers from significant blowback when suppressed and lacks premium features like ambidextrous controls.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Field Shooting
  2. 01:51Vintage Outers Cleaning Kit Review
  3. 04:35FN DMR II Overview & Market Context
  4. 06:32Technical Specifications
  5. 08:43Suppressed Performance & Blowback
  6. 11:42Feature Comparison: FN vs. POF
  7. 13:37Trigger & Furniture Analysis
  8. 15:02Accuracy Testing Results
  9. 16:34Final Assessment & Value Verdict
  10. 17:21Watch Check & Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FN 15 DMR II's accuracy like?

During accuracy testing at 100 yards, the FN 15 DMR II performed well with certain ammunition types, achieving groups around 1.5 MOA. While considered good to excellent, it wasn't deemed outstanding compared to some competitors.

How does the FN 15 DMR II perform when suppressed?

When shot suppressed with a Gemtech Trek Titanium suppressor, the FN 15 DMR II experienced significant gas blowback. This is typical for Direct Impingement systems without a gas-buster charging handle, leading to gas in the shooter's face.

What are the key technical specifications of the FN 15 DMR II?

The FN 15 DMR II features an 18-inch cold hammer-forged, chrome-lined barrel with a 1:7 twist, chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO. It uses a rifle-length gas system and comes with a Timney Match trigger.

Is the FN 15 DMR II considered good value for its price?

The reviewer found the FN 15 DMR II to be a reliable, high-quality rifle but overpriced for its feature set at around $2,000. It lacks premium features like ambidextrous controls found on similarly priced competitors.

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