Built for those who demand more from their rifle, the Springfield Armory SAINT Victor V2 delivers enhanced components and professional-grade reliability. At its core are forged 7075-T6 aluminum receivers paired with a continuous-tapered barrel and an enhanced 9310 steel bolt carrier group working together to provide lasting strength. A pinned low-profile gas block ensures unwavering reliability, while the four-prong flash hider reduces muzzle signature. The aluminum free-floated handguard features a full-length 13" Picatinny top rail, integrated QD sockets, and a patent-pending mounting system offering a rock-solid foundation for accessory attachment.
The Springfield Saint Victor V2 features a flat-faced, single-stage trigger with a Nickel Boron coating, offering a smoother, more consistent, "milspec-plus" feel compared to traditional curved triggers, designed for better control and a crisper break than standard mil-spec triggers.
This model features a 14" barrel with a pinned and welded, 4-prong flash hider for an overall barrel length of 16".
Built for those who demand more from their rifle, the Springfield Armory SAINT Victor V2 delivers enhanced components and professional-grade reliability. At its core are forged 7075-T6 aluminum...
After World War II, the engineers at the US Government’s Springfield Armory® set about designing a replacement for the M1 Garand. In 1959, the US military adopted the resultant M14. The rugged...
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Built to perform under various conditions, the M&P SPORT III rifle is as versatile as it is reliable. Engineered for a wide variety of recreation, sport shooting, and professional applications,...
Built to perform under various conditions, the M&P SPORT III rifle is as versatile as it is reliable. Engineered for a wide variety of recreation, sport shooting, and professional applications,...
