Springfield Armory Updates Saint Victor AR Line with 16 New Models

Illinois-based Springfield Armory has refreshed its Saint Victor series rifles and pistols with lots of updated features.

The new standard includes a Radian Raptor LT charging handle, nitride-finished 4150 CMV barrels with a continuous tapered profile, crowned muzzles, and low-profile gas blocks; aluminum handguards with a full-length top Picatinny rail, M-LOK slots, and lots of QD sling points; four-prong flash hiders on threaded muzzles, and an enhanced bolt carrier group. Furniture includes B5 Systems Enhanced SOPMOD stocks, Type 23 P-Grip pistol grips, and polymer trigger guards. Other features include 45-degree ambidextrous safety levers, low-profile aluminum flip-up sights, and flat-faced nickel boron-coated triggers.

Features such as Radian Raptor charging handles, B5 Systems furniture, a flat-faced boron coated trigger, and an ambi 45-degree safety selector switch are standard on the new Victors (Photos: Chris Eger/Guns.com)

So a lot more upper-shelf features.

The 16 new models include 10 5.56 NATO AR-15s and 6 7.62 NATO AR-10s.

Drilling down into the 5.56 line up, you have two braced pistols with 11.5-inch barrels (standard and low capacity), an 11.5-inch factory SBR, two 14-inch pinned and welded carbines (standard and low capacity), and five 16-inch carbines including a California model with a Strike Industries state-compliant "finned" pistol grip, a low cap model, and standard models in black, Coyote Brown, and Tungsten Gray.

Mid-length gas systems are featured on the 14-inch and 16-inch 5.56mm guns, while the pistols have carbine-length systems.

The standard 5.56 Saint Victor in Coyote. (Photo: Springfield Armory)

The pinned and welded 5.56 Saint Victor — The company will also offer the 5.56 Victor series in a 14-inch pinned and welded format. (Photo: Springfield Armory)

Saint Victor Strike Industries grip — While California customers can opt for a Strike Industries grip and fixed stock, as well as a low-cap magazine. (Photo: Springfield Armory)

Saint Victor SBR — There is also a factory SBR. (Photo: Springfield Armory)

Saint Victor pistol — And 11.5-inch pistols with SB Tactical SBA3 stabilizing braces. (Photo: Springfield Armory)

Saint Victor 5,56 black — The standard black Saint Victor carbine in 5.56. (Photo: Springfield Armory)

The MSRP runs $1,249 to $1,279 on the AR-15s, with the higher cost models being those with the different colorways or in the pinned and welded format.

Meanwhile, the AR-10s include options with both 16- and 20-inch barrels, and in standard black or Coyote Brown Cerakote, with a finned "featureless" California compliant model, and a low-cap model for other restrictive states. The 16-inch 7.62mm has an intermediate-length system (between mid- and rifle-length) while the 20-inch 7.62mm has a rifle-length gas system.

Saint Victor 7.62 — The 7.62 Saint Victors will be offered in 20-inch rifles to help wring the most velocity out of the round. (Photo: Springfield Armory)

Saint Victor Strike Industries grip 7.62 — As well as California-legal and low-cap state restricted models. (Photo: Springfield Armory)

Price on the AR-10s is $1,649 on the carbines to $1,689 on those guns with 20-inch barrels.

"Since its launch in 2019, the SAINT Victor line has proven itself as a market leader by providing premium features and impressive performance," said Steve Kramer, Springfield's VP of Marketing. "With these enhancements and updates, the new Saint Victors – in 5.56mm or 7.62mm – stand ready to deliver professional-grade capabilities."

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