SHOT Show 2020: Springfield Armory Saint Victor .308

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posted on January 26, 2020
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As part of its 2020 collection of AR-style pistols, Springfield Armory didn't forget its Victor lineup of guns, and the .308 Victor is the first AR-style .308 Win. pistol offered by Springfield. Outfitted with a 10.3-inch barrel, the Victor .308 pistol packs a powerful punch in a compact size, thanks to its short-action chambering.

For all the details on the new Springfield Armory SAINT Victor .308 pistol, check out our American Rifleman First Look video above.

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