Diamondback DB15 Obsidian in Jungle Green Cerakote with 16-inch chrome moly barrel, 15-inch M-LOK handguard, Magpul CTR stock, and MOE K2 grip. Mid-length gas system, ambidextrous controls, and includes 30-round magazine.
The Diamondback DB15 Obsidian represents a thoughtful approach to modern rifle design. This 5.56 NATO platform delivers the balance of performance and practicality that serious shooters demand.
The 16-inch barrel is constructed from chrome moly vanadium steel with a black nitride finish, providing excellent durability and corrosion resistance. The threaded muzzle accommodates the included DB Obsidian brake, which helps manage recoil and muzzle rise—a genuine advantage whether you're shooting at distance or working through tactical drills.
The mid-length direct impingement gas system strikes an effective balance between reliability and controllability. You get the proven simplicity of direct impingement without the excessive bolt velocity that can wear components prematurely.
Ambidextrous controls matter. The Breekarms Warhammer charging handle and Battlearms enhanced bolt catch ensure that left and right-handed shooters operate the rifle with equal efficiency. The Magpul CTR stock provides a solid cheek weld and adjustable length of pull, while the MOE K2 grip offers a comfortable, secure purchase in various shooting positions.
The 15-inch M-LOK handguard delivers genuine versatility. M-LOK slots accept a wide range of modern accessories—lights, lasers, grips, and bipods—without the bulk of older rail systems. A front quick-detach point is included for sling mounting.
You receive a 30-round Magpul Gen3 PMAG MCT magazine, a reliable and durable standard in the industry.
The Jungle Green Cerakote finish is both functional and distinctive. It provides excellent corrosion protection while offering a professional appearance suitable for field work or the range.
At 6.6 pounds, the DB15 Obsidian is light enough to handle all day yet substantial enough to shoot accurately. This is a rifle built for shooters who understand that reliability, ergonomics, and modularity matter more than unnecessary complexity.