CMMG
CMMG BANSHEE MK3 308WIN 20RD
$1,800.00
Out of stock
For more than 70 years .308 Win has been a popular go to for hunters, marksmen, and militaries around the world. With a 12.5 barrel this BANSHEE may not offer the long-range performance, but this pistol still packs a big punch like no other. Carrying on the AR15s reputation for modularity, CMMG builds their larger caliber rifles on their Mk3 (AR-10) size platform, which is based on the LR-308/DPMS Gen 1 high-pattern design. The AR platform is well known for its capability for customization but picking the right parts doesnt have to be a nightmare of homework. Every part, including the full kit of ZEROED parts and accessories, are made here in the USA with quality and attention to detail that is second to none and each BANSHEE comes equipped with a slew of ZEROED parts standard, including: ZEROED Pistol Grip, ZEROED 60/90 Ambi Safety, ZEROED .308 Ambi Charging Handle, ZEROED Ambi Mag Catch, ZEROED Extended Mag Release Button, ZEROED Mk3 Bolt Catch, ZEROED Polymer Dust Cover .308, ZEROED Linear Compensator 308 WIN
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Product Details
For more than 70 years .308 Win has been a popular go to for hunters, marksmen, and militaries around the world. With a 12.5 barrel this BANSHEE may not offer the long-range performance, but this pistol still packs a big punch like no other. Carrying on the AR15s reputation for modularity, CMMG builds their larger caliber rifles on their Mk3 (AR-10) size platform, which is based on the LR-308/DPMS Gen 1 high-pattern design. The AR platform is well known for its capability for customization but picking the right parts doesnt have to be a nightmare of homework. Every part, including the full kit of ZEROED parts and accessories, are made here in the USA with quality and attention to detail that is second to none and each BANSHEE comes equipped with a slew of ZEROED parts standard, including: ZEROED Pistol Grip, ZEROED 60/90 Ambi Safety, ZEROED .308 Ambi Charging Handle, ZEROED Ambi Mag Catch, ZEROED Extended Mag Release Button, ZEROED Mk3 Bolt Catch, ZEROED Polymer Dust Cover .308, ZEROED Linear Compensator 308 WIN
Specifications
Additional information
| Used | No |
|---|---|
| Action | Semi-Auto |
| Barrel Length | 12.50" |
| Brand | CMMG |
| Caliber Gauge | 308 Win |
| Mag Capacity | 1/20 |
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