New For 2023: Springfield Armory Saint Victor Folder

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posted on May 23, 2023
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For 2023, Springfield adds a Saint Victor rifle to its line-up that comes from the factory with a LAW Tactical Folding Stock Adapter.
Image courtesy of Springfield Armory.

Though known for its M1A rifles and 1911 pistols, Springfield Armory added another classic American firearm design to its product line when the company introduced the Saint AR-15 rifle in 2016. Over the years, Springfield has expanded its Saint products, adding .308 Win. and 9 mm Luger versions, as well as billet lower Edge and enhanced Victor models. For 2023, Springfield is adding a new Saint with a unique feature for an AR-15—a folding stock.  

Springfield Armory Saint Victor Folder shown left side with stock folded.The LAW Tactical Folding Stock Adapter gives the Springfield Saint Victor an overall length of 26.5” when the stock is folded. Image courtesy of Springfield Armory. 

The Saint Victor line-up includes what Springfield calls “premium features out-of-the-box.” The bolt is high pressure tested (HPT) and magnetic particle inspected (MPI) for strength and reliability. Bolt and 16” barrel are Melonite-treated. The fire-control group is an enhanced single-stage Nickel Boron-coated unit with a flat trigger. The lower receiver uses Springfield’s “Accu-Tite” tension system for maximum accuracy and the safety is bilateral. 

Right side of Springfield Armory Saint Victor Folder shown with stock extended.Equipping the Saint Victor with the LAW Tactical Folding Stock Adapter adds 1.25” to the overall length and 7 ozs. over the standard 5.56 NATO Saint Victor. Image courtesy of Springfield Armory.

Each rifle is fitted with a 15” free-floating handguard with generous M-Lok slots on the sides and bottom and an interrupted section of M1913 Picatinny rail on top. The handguard's rear rail section helps to extend the receiver's top rail by supplying two additional slots and a small section on the muzzle end is supplied for mounting a front sight. The space between is left smooth for a “thumb over” support grip. A low-profile gas block is pinned in place underneath and attaches to a mid-length gas system. Saint Victor firearms are supplied with Springfield-branded metal adjustable flip-up sights and a Springfield-designed four-port muzzle brake. The receiver end plate has a QD sling swivel socket. Stock, trigger guard and grip are by B5 Systems, with the stock being the company's Enhanced SOPMOD model. All Saint Victor rifles are supplied with a soft carrying case.

The LAW Tactical AR Folding Stock Adapter is designed to allow the normally fixed AR-15 receiver extension, which houses the buffer and action spring, to fold, shortening the overall length of the firearm for storage and transport. The LAW system does this by adding a “knuckle” right behind the rear of the receiver that hinges. An extension is added to the bolt carrier so it can contact the buffer. While the LAW adapter is designed so that the firearm will not be damaged if it is fired while folded, this practice is not recommended. It was formerly offered on Springfield’s now-discontinued Edge EVAC pistol.

LAW Tactical Folding Stock Adapter shown on the end of the Springfield Armory Saint Victor Folder.

The LAW Tactical Folding Stock Adapter uses a bolt extension and adds a folding extension to the rear of the receiver. Image courtesy of Springfield Armory. 

The Springfield Saint Victor with LAW Tactical Folder weighs 7 lbs., 3 ozs. and has an overall length of 38” or 26.5” with the stock folded. It has an MSRP of $1,363. For more information, visit springfield-armory.com.

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