Springfield Updates Saint Victor AR-15 Lineup

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posted on September 2, 2025
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Images courtesy of Springfield Armory.

While it was traditionally known for M1A rifles and M1911 pistols, Springfield Armory has been in the modern sporting rifle market for a decade now with its Saint line of AR-15 rifles. The Saint Victor, introduced in 2019, added enhanced features while keeping the price affordable with many models of AR-15 rifles and pistols and AR-10 rifles. New for 2025, Springfield is launching an update of most of the models in the Victor lineup.

Left and right side profile shots of the Springfield Armory Saint Victor AR-15 carbine.
Originally introduced in 2019, the Victor lineup of AR-15 pistols and rifles have enhanced features over the standard Saint.

The features shared by all Victor firearms include forged 7075-T6 aluminum upper and lower receivers that use Springfield’s Accu-Tite tension system, an M16-pattern bolt and carrier that is made of 9130 steel and HP/MPI tested, and a nickel-boron coated fire control unit that uses a flat trigger. Using a direct-impingement gas system, the low-profile gas block is pinned in place. Aluminum components are Type III hard coat anodized, while steel parts are given a Melonite finish. The stock and pistol grip are by B5 Systems. All Victor rifles are supplied with metal folding back-up sights.

Collage of detail shots of the Springfield Armory Saint Victor AR-15.
New features of the “Gen 2” Victors include a four-prong flash hider, QD cups, a 45-degree throw safety lever and a flared magazine well.

 

Updates to the “Gen 2” Victors include adding QD cups to the aluminum free-float handguards, and the ambidextrous safety levers now have a 45-degree throw. The charging handle has been changed from mil-spec to an ambidextrous Radian Raptor-LT. Barrels have a constant-taper profile and are capped by a new four-prong flash hider. The magazine well of the lower receiver has been flared for easier insertion. Coyote Brown finishes are available on select models.

Springfield Armory Saint Victor AR-15 propped up on the driver's seat of a car.
New AR-15 Victor models are available in pistol, rifle and SBR (pictured) configurations.

Sixteen newly updated Victor models are being introduced, including AR-15 pistols (5.56 NATO, 11.5” barrel), rifles (5.56 NATO, 16” and 14.5” with pinned and welded flash hider), and short-barreled rifles (SBRs)(5.56 NATO, 11.5” barrel), and “large frame” AR-10 rifles (7.62 NATO, 16” and 20” barrels). Victor rifles are also made in low-capacity and California-compliant versions.

A California-compliant version of the Springfield Armory Saint Victor AR-15.
Many new Victor models are available in California-compliant (pictured) and low-capacity versions.

MSRPs increase slightly over original Victor models, ranging from $1,249 for the 16”-barrel 5.56 NATO Victor AR-15 rifle to $1,689 for the 20”-barrel 7.62 NATO Victor AR-10 rifle. For more information, see the company’s website.

Man shooting a Coyote Brown version of the Springfield Armory Saint Victor AR-15 in a wilderness setting.
Select Victor models (16”-barrel AR-15 rifle pictured) are available with a Coyote Brown finish.

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