CMMG Banshee MkGs 9mm 6.5" Suppressed Pistol

CMMG Banshee MkGs: Purpose-Built for Suppressed Shooting

The Banshee MkGs represents CMMG's commitment to delivering a modern, suppressor-ready platform chambered in 9mm Luger. This is not a rifle or traditional pistol—it's a specialized firearm designed from the ground up for suppressed shooting.

Operating System & Performance

The fixed ejector radial delayed blowback system is the heart of this design. Unlike direct impingement or simple blowback, this operating system cycles reliably with subsonic ammunition while managing the reduced recoil impulse that comes with suppressed fire. The result is a softer shooting experience with minimal muzzle rise.

Ergonomics for All Shooters

Ambidextrous Controls make this platform accessible whether you're left or right-handed:

• Ambi charging handle for easy manipulation from either side
• 60/90 ambi safety selector positioned for thumb operation
• Single-stage drop-in trigger for consistent, predictable breaks
• Ergonomic pistol grip with included silicone M-LOK handguard covers for comfort and heat management

Practical Features

• 6.5" Threaded Barrel: Factory-threaded for suppressor mounting
• Black Armor Cerakote Receiver: Durable finish resists wear and corrosion
• M-LOK Handguard: Modular attachment points for lights, lasers, or accessories
• Magazine Compatibility: Accepts standard Glock 17/19 magazines—affordable and widely available
• Included Accessories: Ships with a 33-round Glock magazine and silicone handguard covers that snap into M-LOK slots for customizable hand positioning
• RipBrace: Stabilizing brace for improved control

The Suppressed Advantage

Paired with a quality suppressor, the Banshee MkGs delivers hearing-safe shooting with minimal report and recoil. Whether you're training, hunting, or enjoying recreational shooting, suppressed fire reduces fatigue and hearing damage while keeping shooting enjoyable for those nearby.

This is a serious tool for serious shooters who understand that suppression is no longer a luxury—it's a practical necessity.