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The Daniel Defense DDM4 V7 is an AR-15-style carbine developed for the United States civilian and law enforcement firearms market, with the V7 variant debuting in 2015. The weapon is chambered in 5.56×45mm NATO.

The DDM4 V7 PRO appears in Battlefield 2042 as the DM7. The in-game model uses an 18 inch barrel although the loadout description claims that the barrel measures 16 inches (like the earlier V7).

Battlefield 2042[]

"Precision over rate-of-fire. With an extended 16" barrel and flexible SOCOM RIS II mounting system, the DM7 can be configured for almost any mission."

— In-game description

The DM7 is a weapon featured in Battlefield 2042, first seen in the reveal trailer, and is the default marksman rifle.

The DM7 is a versatile marksman rifle that can be configured for various situations encountered when on the battlefield. As it is a sort of 'jack-of-all-trades' weapon, it is hard for the DM7 to excel in any certain aspect. It can appeal to newer players with a consistent 3-shot damage model when equipping High-Power ammunition.

For long-range sniping, no matter the distance, the SVK outperforms the DM7 due to its higher damage, with it always requiring one less bullet to perform a kill, a faster bullet velocity, and slightly tighter spread when aiming down sights. To balance out the two, the DM7 has an increased fire rate and a larger capacity, allowing it to fulfill its versatile nature.

When it comes to mid-range firefights, the DM7 still has poor competitiveness among its peers, as the damage of SVK is still very significant, while BSV-M has a fire rate advantage where the damage is similar. Its magazine size, while decent, can still be a detriment. The DM7 cannot unlock nor equip Extended Magazines for Standard Issue or High-Power ammunition, unlike the other marksman rifles. The only way to increase magazine capacity is through equipping Close Combat rounds, crippling its needed ranged potency but increasing fire rate, recoil control, and the aforementioned increased capacity.

It should also be taken as a reference that some assault rifles, such as SFAR-M GL and AC-42, can perform similarly at a distance of about 30 to 50 meters.

Compared to its class, it is obvious to see how the DM7 is meant to be played at medium ranges, being outperformed at long range by the punch of the SVK, and being beaten in closer ranges by the fully automatic BSV-M and the 50-round VCAR. It is fit to be used in a passive-supportive fashion, where it can pick off enemies one by one with ease.

If players try to use the DM7 at longer ranges, they will expect to go up against the SVK or long range sniper rifles. If players try to play ultra-aggressively, they will be pummeled by the likes of assault rifles like the RM68, SMGs like the PP-29, and even shotguns like the 12M Auto.

The versatility of DM7 is both its virtue and its biggest drawback, as it is impractical to switch ammunition when dealing with different engagements. To unleash the DM7‘s potential, players should have extensive experience on how to judge the situation they're in, which is obviously unnecessary when there are specialized weapon options.

Damage Chart[]

Ammunition types 0-39m 40-74m 75-99m >100m
Standard Issue 35 35 35 28
Close Combat 35 28 28 22
High-Power 35 35 35 35
Armor Piercing 28 28 22 22
Subsonic 35 35 35 28

Gallery[]

Retail[]

Pre-release[]

Skins[]

Battlefield 2042 DM7 Factory Factory
Default
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Carbon Miracle Carbon Series
DM7 Mastery 1 (T5)
Battlefield 2042 DM7 RTX RTX
Nvidia promotion
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Diamondback Diamondback
Zero Hour Free Battle Pass tier 1
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Hydrothermal Hydrothermal
300 BFC (Weapon Skin)
1,750 BFC (Hurricane Bundle)
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Company Man Company Man
300 BFC (Weapon Skin)
1,750 BFC (Company Man Bundle)
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Rising Waters Rising Waters
Dark Creations Premium Battle Pass tier 35
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Tier 1 Tier 1
DM7 Mastery 40 (T1)
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Frostbite Frostbite
Gold Edition, Year 1 Pass or Ultimate Edition owner
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Swift Harvest Swift Harvest
Free ("Thank You for Playing Season 1: Zero Hour")
500 BFC (Weapon Skin)
1,400 BFC (Endangered II Bundle)
5,000 BFC (Red Envelope Bundle)
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Severed Severed
500 BFC (Weapon Skin)
1,000 BFC (Morning Raid Bundle)
Earn 35 ribbons during the second week of The Liquidators: Redux in any official game mode
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Orion Orion
Escalation Premium Battle Pass tier 24
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Attrition Rate Attrition Rate
New Dawn Premium Battle Pass tier 30
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Wildstyle Wildstyle
500 BFC (Weapon Skin)
1,400 BFC (Tagged Bundle)
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Clinical Clinical
750 BFC (Weapon Skin)
1,750 BFC (Yatagara II Bundle)
Battlefield 2042 DM7 Red-Bellied Red-Bellied
750 BFC (Weapon Skin)
1,750 BFC (Desert Scorpion Bundle)



Trivia[]

  • The DM7 was orignally named the 4V9, as seen in the Gameplay trailer.
  • An "Auto" firing mode can be seen near DM7's trigger, which is a function that not available in game nor in real life.
  • Carbon Series weapon skin was originally called Carbon Miracle. This was changed in Update 1 (Season 1).
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