Diamondback DB1614L051 DBX57 CF 5.7x28mm 8″ 20+1 Dark Grey Stainless Steel Black Magpul MOE K Grip

SKU: LIP|DB1614L051UPC: 810035752702Mfr. Part #: DB1614L051

$994.00

Diamondback DB1614L051 DBX57 CF 5.7x28mm 8″ 20+1 Dark Grey Stainless Steel Black Magpul MOE K Grip

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Description

Diamondback Tactical Pistol DBX57CF features a semi-auto action with a locked breech, dual gas piston operating system. Featuring a dark grey aluminum frame and handguard, the handguard is M-LOK compatible; DBX muzzle device with a thread pattern of 1/2×28 RH; standard AR15 Mil-Spec trigger and includes a 20rd magazine that is FN Five-SeveN compatible.

Additional information

upc

810035752702

manufacturer

Diamondback Firearms

Manufacturer Part Number

DB1614L051

Action

Semi-Auto

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Finish

Stainless Steel

Barrel Length

8"

Caliber/Gauge

5.7 x 28 mm

Capacity

20 + 1

Length

32

Number of Magazines

1 20rd. Magazine

Package Height

3.6

Package Width

8.9

Product Type

Semi-Auto Pistol

Rate of Twist

1-in-9

Safety

Yes

Shipping Weight

4.6

Sights

No Sights

Thread Pattern

1/2"-28 tpi

Units per Box

1

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