CMMG's .22 Banshee is the Ultimate Plinking Pistol

CMMG's Banshee series has been a crowd favorite since it first released, and the .22 Long Rifle Banshee Mk4 is sure to follow that trend. This series uses CMMG's Mk4 lower receiver, and therefore this .22LR AR pistol looks and feels just like a standard AR-15. But because it's chambered in .22 Long Rifle, shooting this pistol costs a fraction of other calibers which means you can plink away all day long without worrying about a budget. Each pistol also comes standard with a highly durable Cerakote finish to better withstand the elements. Additionally, you get a whole suite of CMMG's Zeroed accessories such as an ambidextrous safety selector, ambi magazine catch, and ambidextrous charging handle for easier one-handed operation. Also, the CMMG EML4 handguard features M-LOK slots at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions and Picatinny rail slots. This allows the end user to easily attach sights, lights, lasers, and more. The CMMG Banshee Mk4 is an ultra-fun and extremely compact package that is sure to be enjoyed by anyone who gets behind one!

CMMG Banshee MK4 AR-15 Pistol Specifications and Features:

• CMMG Item Number: 22A5B9E-AB
• Semi-Automatic AR-15 Pistol
• Traditional Blowback Operation
• Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
• 25 Round Magazine
• Mk4 Forged 7075-T6 Aluminum Lower Receiver
• Billet 6061 T6 Aluminum Upper Receiver
• 4.5" 4140 Chrome Moly Steel Barrel with a 1:16" Twist
• 1/2x28 Threaded Muzzle
• CMMG Zeroed .22LR Flash Hider
• CMMG Zeroed Polymer Dust Cover
• CMMG Zeroed .22LR Ambidextrous Charging Handle
• CMMG Zeroed Pistol Grip
• CMMG Zeroed Ambi 60/90 Degree Safety Selector
• CMMG Zeroed Trigger Guard
• CMMG Zeroed Ambi Mag Catch
• CMMG Zeroed Extended Mag Release Button
• CMMG Zeroed AR-15 Bolt Catch
• CMMG EML4 M-LOK Hand Guard
• CMMG Ripbrace
• 6 Position Buffer Tube
• Carbine Buffer
• Mil-Spec Single Stage Trigger
• Weight: 4.2 lbs
• Overall Length: 19.9"
• Color: Armor Black Cerakote Finish

Note: Here is the NRA's interpretation of the latest ATF letter regarding the use and legality of pistol braces.
  NRA Interpretation of Latest ATF Letter