CMMG delivers its lightest and most compact firearms within the BANSHEE line of Short Barreled Rifles (SBR’s) and AR pistols. Don’t let these little guys fool you though. With a wide range of caliber offerings available, there’s plenty of firepower in the BANSHEE line. With a variety of different barrel lengths and furniture to choose from, the BANSHEE 100, BANSHEE 200 and BANSHEE 300 series will have the right combination for you when concealment and portability matter the most.

TECH SPECS:

CALIBER: 40S&W
BARREL: 8″, 1:16 twist, Medium Taper, 4140CM, SBN
MUZZLE: SV Brake, threaded .578-28
GAS PORT LOCATION: N/A
RECEIVER: Forged 7075-T6 AL M4 type upper, Forged 7075-T6 AL Lower
HAND GUARD: CMMG RML7 M-Lok hand guard
FINISH: Hard Coat Anodized Receivers and Hand Guard (Can be upgraded to Cerakote)
CHARGING HANDLE: CMMG Mil-Spec
PISTOL GRIP: CMMG A2
RECEIVER EXTENSION: CMMG Pistol Receiver Extension w/Ambi Sling Plate
TRIGGER: CMMG Single Stage Mil-Spec Style Trigger
TRIGGER GUARD: Integrated Into Lower
SAFETY SELECTOR: CMMG Mil-Spec
MAGAZINE: Glock 22rd
WEIGHT: 4 lbs 12oz(unloaded)
LENGTH: ”23.9″

All Products come with CMMG’s Lifetime Quality Guarantee

ALL NFA RULES APPLY

Must be 21 to purchase.

Note: This takes Glock patterned magazines.

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Owner’s Manual

Each of our Radial Delayed Blowback platforms are tested and designed to work with our matching components. The MkGs is designed to work with the 9mm or .40S&W uppers or BCG/Barrel combos. The MkG is designed to work with the .45acp uppers or BCG/Barrel combos. The Mk10 is designed to work with the 10mm uppers or BCG/Barrel combos. The Mk57 is designed to work with the 5.7×28 uppers or BCG/Barrel combos. We have only tested items that we manufacture and cannot guarantee the interchangeability or functionality with other manufacturers products.

If having read the above, and you still want to build your own variation, please note: We know that most PCC uppers will not work, due to the shortened ejection port and other lowers frequently need to have the ejector removed from them.  Any modifications needing to be made beyond that, we do not have a definitive list for as that can vary with the manufacturer specs.

For information not covered here, or Frequently Answered Questions, check our FAQ Page.