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Springfield Saint Victor 308 Winchester 16" 20-Round Pistol

At just 7 lbs. 11 oz., the Saint™ Victor 308 hits like a ton of bricks without the weight of a traditional AR-10. It's purpose built to offer serious power in a quick handling configuration.

  • Forged type III hard coat anodized, 7075 T6 aluminum upper receiver
  • Forged type III hard coat anodized, 7075 T6 aluminum lower receiver with Accu-Tite™ tension system 
  • Mil-spec dimension carbine, 7075 T6 type III hard anodized aluminum receiver extension
  • Lightweight profile, CMV barrel with internal and external Melonite® finish
  • Direct impingement mid-length, pinned gas block
  • SA muzzle brake 
  • Enhanced nickel boron coated single stage flat trigger
  • Premium Bravo Company furniture including BCM 6-position stock and pistol grip
  • M-Lok® aluminum free float handguard with SA locking tabs for unlimited customization
  • Spring-loaded flip-up iron sights, adjustable for windage and elevation
  • QD mounts built into the end plate and stock
  • GI-style charging handle
  • 90-degree single sided safety
  • One 20-round Magpul Gen M3 magazine included
  • Bolt carrier group: MPT, Melonite finish with 9310 steel bolt
  • Buffer assembly:  Carbine H heavy tungsten buffer
  • Trigger guard: Integral to receiver
  • Twist: 1:10
  • Length: 37.75" fully extended, 34.5" collapsed
  • Weight: 7 lbs. 11 oz.
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George Washington ordered the creation of the Springfield Armory in 1777 to store revolutionary ammunition and gun carriages. In 1794, the armory began the manufacturing of muskets for the young country.

For the next 150 years, Springfield Armory functioned as a supplier for every major American conflict as well as a think-tank for new firearms concepts. In 1968, citing budgetary concerns, the US Government closed the armory. In 1974, the passionate Reese family rescued not only the name Springfield Armory, but the philosophy that drove it for centuries.

With reverence for the legacy of the armory, the Reese family resurrected the mostly historically significant designs produced by the armory - the M1 Garand, the 1911, and the M14. Fueled by the same obsession for improved manufacturing techniques and cutting edge design that inspired the likes of John C. Garand, they've continued to develop products that are loyal to Springfield's® heritage while ensuring the armory's place in the progression of American firearms.
Description Barrel Caliber Magazine type / Capacity Price Qty

STV916308B

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16" 308 Winchester 20-round $1,409.99