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The CMMG 30AF20AAB Banshee MK4 300 Blackout is a top-tier AR15 pistol designed for those who demand precision, reliability, and versatility in a compact package. Featuring an 8-inch Black Nitride Medium Taper Threaded Barrel, this firearm is engineered for optimal performance and durability, making it an ideal choice for both tactical applications and recreational shooting. The EML 7" M-LOK Handguards provide a lightweight yet robust platform for mounting accessories, enhancing the pistol's adaptability to various shooting scenarios. Finished with a Black Armor Cerakote, the aluminum Picatinny Rail Receiver not only offers a sleek, professional appearance but also ensures superior resistance to wear and corrosion, maintaining the firearm's integrity in challenging environments. The inclusion of CMMG Zeroed Grips further enhances handling comfort and control, allowing for precise maneuverability and accuracy. With a 30-round magazine capacity, the Banshee MK4 is well-suited for extended shooting sessions without frequent reloads, making it a practical choice for enthusiasts and professionals alike. The integration of these features into a single, cohesive design underscores CMMG's commitment to innovation and quality, ensuring that the Banshee MK4 stands out in the competitive market of AR15 pistols. Whether you're a seasoned shooter or a newcomer to the world of firearms, the CMMG Banshee MK4 300 Blackout offers a compelling blend of performance, style, and functionality. Its compact size and advanced features make it an excellent option for home defense, range shooting, or tactical training. With a UPC of 810148623531 and MPN 30AF20AAB, this firearm is easily identifiable and accessible for those looking to enhance their collection with a reliable and high-performing AR15 pistol. The CMMG Banshee MK4 is not just a firearm; it's a testament to cutting-edge design and engineering, providing users with a superior shooting experience that is both satisfying and dependable.
