CMMG Banshee MK4 300 Blackout Pistol, 12.5" Bronze
- .300 BLK 12.5" Barrel $1,200.00
- .300 BLK 8" Pistol $1,394.68
- .300 Blackout 8" Midnight Bronze $1,503.76
- .300 Blackout, 8" Barrel $1,503.76
- .308 Win 12.5" Barrel $1,705.87
- .338 ARC, 10.5" Midnight Bronze $1,528.35
- CMMG Banshee MK4 300 Blackout 12.5" Carbine $1,528.35
- CMMG Banshee MK4 300 Blackout 12.5" Pistol $1,543.79
- 300 Blackout 12.5" Coyote Tan $1,543.79
- 300 Blackout 8" Bronze $1,515.34
- 300 Blackout 8" Coyote Tan $1,503.76
- 300 Blackout 8" Pistol $1,515.34
CMMG's Banshee MK4 in 300 Blackout delivers compact firepower with a 12.5" barrel, 30-round magazine, and stabilizing brace. Purpose-built for suppressed shooting and close-quarters performance.
CMMG Banshee MK4 300 Blackout Pistol
The Banshee MK4 represents CMMG's refined approach to modern pistol-caliber carbine design, chambered in 300 Blackout—a cartridge specifically engineered for subsonic performance and suppressor compatibility.
Key Features
- Caliber & Barrel: 300 Blackout with 12.5" barrel optimized for subsonic ammunition
- Magazine Capacity: 30-round detachable magazine
- Stabilizing Brace: Includes RIP (Radial Improved Platform) brace for enhanced control and accuracy
- Finish: Bronze Cerakote for corrosion resistance and distinctive appearance
- Design Philosophy: Compact, maneuverable platform ideal for home defense, tactical training, and suppressed shooting
Why 300 Blackout?
Unlike 5.56 NATO, 300 Blackout was designed from the ground up for subsonic ammunition. When paired with a suppressor, subsonic loads deliver hearing-safe performance without sacrificing stopping power. Supersonic loads provide extended range when needed.
Practical Advantages
The 12.5" barrel keeps overall length manageable while maintaining velocity for reliable function. The stabilizing brace provides the control of a short-barreled rifle in a more portable package. The 30-round magazine ensures adequate capacity for training and defensive scenarios.
The Banshee MK4 is purpose-built for shooters who understand that sometimes, less is more—and quieter is better.
