Sexy, Lightweight, & Affordable AR-10 - The Saint Victor .308 Rifle
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Springfield Saint Victor Review
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The Springfield SAINT VICTOR .308 AR-10 Rifle is a fantastic firearm that has a lot going for it.
First of all, it's undeniably sexy. With its sleek lines, matte black finish, and overall design, it's sure to turn heads at the range.
But it's not just a pretty face - this rifle is also incredibly lightweight. Weighing in at just 7.8 pounds, it's easy to carry and maneuver, making it a great choice for hunting or target shooting.
Perhaps the best thing about the SAINT VICTOR, however, is its affordability.
Despite its high-quality construction and impressive features, this rifle is priced well within the reach of many shooters.
It's a great option for those who want a reliable, accurate firearm without breaking the bank.
Overall, the Springfield SAINT VICTOR .308 AR-10 Rifle is a great choice for anyone looking for a stylish, lightweight, and affordable firearm. Whether you're a seasoned shooter or a beginner, this rifle is sure to impress.
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I have the 556 version and definitely want the Big Brother 308. Have about 5000 rnds down range in the last year on the Saint Victor. It has been flawless. All brass ammo. I do keep her clean and ready. Can't go wrong with this choice. Springfield nailed it!
I'm at about the same spot. Bought mine 2 years ago and have 3500 rounds brass and steel and not a single problem, I mean not one issue ever.
Took the words right out of my mouth! Every time I hit the range, people come up and ask me what I am shooting because it does have a little punch to it for everybody else there. I could only imagine how the big boy .308 is going to punch.
Love mine, too. Can't beat the mid length gas system, h1 buffer, and the barrel profile.
I have both, and trust me, you will NOT be disappointed if you ever get one!
I have the Ruger 556 but am looking into this Saint Victor 308. Glad to here you treat her right and haven't had any issues. I'll definitely be following in those footsteps if I get one!
I bought a palmetto AR 10. Chrome barrel. It's got some weight, but it's never had a single malfunction and consistently hits. Waaaaaaaay more affordable. I know it's not the same, but work with what you can get.
I’m not oblivious to the fact that PSA does have some flaws from the manufacturer, but my PSA 10.5 5.56 with a few upgrades is one of my most reliable AR’s I own. I’ve probably only shot a little over 1500 Rounds, but it has never given me a single issue. and I have a few high end AR’s that have.
I'm thinking about their Gen3 AR-10. I was sold on PSA rifles after watching a torture test video. Guy dropped the rifle from 40 feet, dragged it with his truck, put dirt on it, shot it with a shotgun.... it still worked!
@@la5081 That guy should be getting paid by PSA 👍
I have one Gen3 and it has an 18-inch stainless steel barrel....and it is as you said waaaaaay cheaper than the Saint Victor 308 with the "floppy" front sight....no problems with rifle functions either...
My diamondback db10 is the way never had a failure of any kind that was gun or ammo related
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I got a chance to shoot an AR-10 by Armalite. It had a Trijicon 308 spec ACOG, a crazy muzzle break and trigger job… It was like driving a 2023 Ferrari. Unbelievably accurate and QUICK! A true battle rifle!
I looked at the Armalite, but damn!!! $$$$
Good looking rifle.
Holy heck I did not expect Colion to do a review of the first AR I’ve ever owned
SAME literally the first rifle I bought
Still waiting for a high point review so I don’t feel so alone 👍
HELP … FULL SIZED DRACO WITH BRACE OR ARP IN 7.62 I WANT THE GUN IN 7.62 for a fact but I want a pistol any suggestions?????
Hell yea me too bro!!! I picked mine up 6mnts ago or so. Love it Love it Love it!!!! Justin opinion helped me decide on mine and now I'm even happier!!!!! Just wish I was at that awesome range Colion is at!!! Be safe bro!!!
@@SRTSUMO find one in 7.62. They're out there, seems strange you cant find one but I'm not in the market so wouldnt know for sure
Finally an ar-10 I can afford and not have to part together
Tbh I highly recommend this one, I’ve had it for a few years or so, trigger is amazing and the gun shoots really well
It's like years of pent up sexual tension, except with guns and murder. You are just looking for any excuse to hurt people without consequences Republicans. You know it's impossible to confiscate your guns. You know the election wasn't stolen. Even Fox news admitted it.
Ruger SFAR
HELP … FULL SIZED DRACO WITH BRACE OR ARP IN 7.62 I WANT THE GUN IN 7.62 for a fact but I want a pistol any suggestions?????
@@SRTSUMOof pistol, DD pistol, saint pistol, galil, all 308. Galil ak 7 or 4
It was between this and the Ruger SFAR. Went with Ruger but can’t go wrong with either!
That's what im looking at.
I have the Ruger and a POF Revolution pistol DI. Im really liking the Ruger.
Ruger customer service is outstanding.
My dad bought the sfar, and I have the saint. The sfar is definitely lighter, and the styling is more aggressive. Which is cool looking but has some sharp points on rail that can scratch your hand. Also, rail makes slight ting noise when taped on with finger. It's probably because it's more thin compared to the saint. All the finishes on the saint feel better quality, sturdy, and sleek. It's not too flashy in design. Both are awesome rifles. Luckily, my dad bought the other option, so I never felt like I made the wrong choice because we got both, haha.
@@fxt1224 I wanted the Ruger but found the Victor for 1087.00 at Bereli. I had held them both at my local gun store and the Springfield just felt more solid. The bolt in the Ruger also was a concern for all the people that work at my local gun shop.
I actually love the fact that there are no rail lugs on top starting about an inch past the the beginning of the barrel. It's not like I am ever going to mount anything there anyways-- anything out that far is going to be mounted on the side or underneath. I feel like it makes the rifle much more comfortable to handle without always catching my rest hand/glove on those lugs as I am toting it around and/or repositioning it.
Your honesty and realism - and smirk showing you're having too much fun - are fantastic! I/We appreciate your reviews, especially while showing how you're utilizing this weapon. Very much enjoyed.
I was actually looking at the St. Victor for my next AR10, but I wanted to see peoples opinions on it. Its definitely different. Your input really helped make my decision valid.
Ruger SFAR is cool too if you're looking for a new AR10. Technically its an AR15 frame but its 7.62 NATO. THREE OH HATE my dude.
Check into Ruger SFAR. I got mine for $979! .308 power & lots of AR-15 compatible parts.
I owned the SA 308 for two years a love it, it’s a beast of a rifle
It's a smooth runner....
Got one…get it you won’t be disappointed
You're finally doing a review on a firearm I actually own! And i bought it for almost every reason you stated. I started out with the 5.56 version of this rifle, and I loved it so much that when I discovered that Springfield made a 308 version, I had to have it, and I wasn't disappointed! The only thing that was different between the two rifles is that the 5.56 version came with an ambi 45° safety selector and the 308 did not, which is the only thing I've changed on mine. All i really need now is an LPVO and a sling.
what was the price tag for your .308?
@@Darvo2291 it was $1400 back in 2021, but I've seen them lately just under $1300
Nice shelby charger! 😊 I have the FDE .308 Saint Victor and love it. Fails to feed sometimes but I think it's the mag.
@SillyDillysTunes Thanks! Yeah, check the magazines, mine eats everything without a hitch
@@Darvo2291 just got mine for 1250
I grabbed a 5.56 version Saint Victor back in 2019 as my first AR platform gun. Love it. This AR eats everything and just keeps going.....
How is the saint holding up ?
Thinking about purchasing one ..
@@omarcaban9917 I don't reckon you can go wrong with any Springfield Armory AR. Mine is as good as ever.....
@@jesseregenauer630same with my .308 Saint. A beast.
I'm a fan of 308 used a 7.62 FN FAL in my Service and I love the way you know that they knew you were shooting at them Definitely
Thank you for this video, I am planning on purchasing a AR 10 platform rifle this summer and the Springfield Saint Victor was the one I have been studying up on.
I have the .308 pistol with 10 inch barrel, programmable 1.5lb trigger with no creep, tuned for low recoil, 50 round drum and 40 round mags. Love it❤
Where did you find the mags ?
holly shit bro.. LOL thats a wild build haha
308 is a nice mid size round. Fun to shoot but still semi affordable compared to 6.5 creedmoor. I built mine then decided to suppress it and dummy me forgot to put an adjustable gass block on it. Rookie move i know but we is fixing it now.
Funny enough I haven't had to adjust the gas on any gun I throw my can on, it is a junky boi though. It's like 1.7" diameter and 7 inches long solvent trap kit that I got the stamp for. I works on AR rifles, AR pistols, and even my AK with no adjustments needed. The AR pistol though was adjusted and rocksetted right after I got it, it was over-gassed as hell from PSA and kicked way more than any .223 should.
Rookie question but why do you need an adjustable gas block?
get both 6.5 upper is interchangeable in ar 10 platforms
@@jamomeara1894 well essentially, and I'm kind of dumbing this down here/might be slightly off, but in some guns with a silencer you don't get enough gas coming back into the gun to cycle the action fully. Like on my AK yes it functions with the can, but the bolt moves back slower than it does without the can. If it got enough fowling inside it might not cycle, I wouldn't run the can on the AK if it were going to be adverse conditions.
On my AR pistol it had too much gas coming back from the factory, increasing recoil and could shorten the life of some parts in the gun. So you throw an adjustable block on there, set it somewhere in the middle where it ejects brass at 2-3 o'clock, set it, and in my case used rocksett on the set screw to keep it from ever backing off.
PSA PA10 comes stock with an adjustable gas block, very nice.
I have that exact rifle in 5.56/.223. I LOVE IT! Runs clean. No issues. Trigger's amazing. No optics on mine, but I've been able to hit anything I've aimed at, at any distance with the stock irons. Would love to have this one too.
The 5.56 is a lot different because the upper, lower and hand guard are all down sized. This thing looks and feels beefy. Gotta love the 5.56. I'm just saying they probably don't feel the same.
Went shopping for my first AR today. Wanted one in .308 so I could still use it to deer hunt where I go. Instantly fell in love with this gun, couldn’t buy it since my firearms card wasn’t updated since I moved 2 months ago (NJ). Watched this video and it only reconfirmed I’ll be going back to buy it once my paperwork updates.
Springfield Armory make great rifles in the mid range market. Those who buy them love them and tell people about them. There is one flaw to Springfield armory guns and that is their service department for warranties. It is like a ghost town non-existent. When I bought my Saint Victor B5 and had a couple small issues I tried calling them six times left voicemails and six emails and have never received anything from the factory back so I fixed my gun myself on my dime. So be careful what manufacture you buy their product you get what you pay for and sometimes you don’t get what you pay for.!!!
I've had great luck with their service department, they were responsive and helpful when I needed them.
Well don’t feel to bad I’ve had a few issues out of my DD MK18 and DD customer service has not been very helpful at all. They keep telling me that it’s either my fault, ammo failure,(I’ve tried a gazillion types of ammo) or I just need to switch out the barrel to a 11.5..oh but the guy did tell me that they would let me know when an 11.5 barrel was in stock so that I could be the first to purchase one, which is probably like a million years from now 👍
@@angeldesigns1385 you would think for the money you paid for a daniel defense they would take care of their customers...buy h&k next time...one and done
@@angeldesigns1385 The problem with them avoiding fixing your weapon under warranty. Is there trying to sell you other parts that you shouldn’t need if your gun was working properly and that is my point. Some of these manufacturers just avoid fixing their flaws and some of them get to a certain size and they just disregard the little people. And when a manufacturer says it is the owners fault not the manufacturers fault they should raise flags and give rise to a lot of questions. Why a manufacturer is blaming it on the customer if they are using it for what it’s designed for! Just saying!!!
@@calvincandie5344 yes my cousin traded a couple of things for an H&k and absolutely no regrets. (I haven’t shot it myself) but yeah it seem like something weird is going on with a DD..I try to take info with a grain of salt, but I was talking to a guy that I’ve known for a while through arms list, and he said he found out the Gasport size was too small on the MK 18. He had it drilled out to the next size, and claims he hasn’t had a issue out of it since. He also claims that he found that out through another guy having the same issue but solved it the same way. I called CS back to ask them about it, but he just said it was in no way possible, and if anything they are actually over ported. 🤷 I just don’t think I should have to spend the money on a gunsmith to have it looked at but I guess I will have to one of these days.
I really like mine. It's a very dependable, accurate, and just plane fun rifle to own and shoot! If your looking to get one I recommend this one for a good quality SHTF weapon. The front sight on yours is different than mine. I have the proprietary Springfield front and rear iron spring loaded sights and they stay flat. If you really want to see that trigger in action run a Magpul 50 round drum through it. Your right this trigger just looks so wicked in its nickel boron finish. The finish on the entire rifle is Melonite to include the BCG. It does have Bravo Company furniture and a bottom acces grip. The real attention grabber of this weapon is it is chambered in .308. The expansive available ability .308 rounds makes the AR 10 a really nice choice vs the AR 15 or AR 12. The flat rail is very nice to grab on to. I really don't miss the top rail there are just so many M-Loc points on the handguard to meet really any need. I do keep a bipod on mine better to have than to need. I like the Springfield proprietary compensator it really keeps this weapon shooting straight even through mag dumps. The gas block is pinned and adjustable with the provided gas block adjuster tool read up on that. It's always better to be Victor.
The Springfield Saint Victor is my first 556/223 rifle, it shoots so damn good, especially that flat face trigger!!! And I agree with the black matte looking finish 🔥🔥🔥
Springfield makes some solid firearms, have several of their handguns. Seriously considering adding either one of their AR's or an M1A Loaded to the collection.
Thanks for another great review. I've built a few of these around the Faxon Gunner 18" barrel. They are the ultimate out-to-400-yard hog gun. I would have to be really impressed in person with this gun to opt for it over the Ruger SFAR which is a pound lighter and $330 cheaper and is a truly awesome rifle. No way you can build a lightweight, high quality 308 for the price of the Ruger.
I had been on the fence about ar-10s for years but now I'm kinda excited about this one...
If you watch his SFAR video... he got WAY more excited about that rifle.
Has me leaning to Ruger
I love my saint Victor in 556, runs flawlessly and is very accurate and smooth shooting. I also like the fact that it has a slim grip on it but plenty of m lok areas to put lights at different positions. The only negative I have is the loud as heck barrel break it has on it, I bought a A2 flash hider to swap it out or I may put the Aero flash hider on it.
That comp was purpose-built to bust eardrums! It's unbelievably BAD! Got'a Gamma VG6, on my PSA, and it's night n day!
I got the saint edge it's so fucking loud
@@joehardway for sure! All the barrel breaks or comps are designed to do that. I don’t see the need for it on a basically.22 cal rifle.
@@killerkab1141 dude you aren’t lying, on the SBRs it’s definitely deafening, that noise goes right through my ear pro and smacks my brain around when I’m 90 degree’s from the muzzle lol
Purchased today!!! I can’t wait to fire it. I also bought a
Sig Romeo/Juliet combo for it
All metal 6 inch bipod
Olight Tac light /laser combo
I’m so excited!!!!
How much did you get yours for??
@@heathclark318 I found the rifle as it comes for 1500. I’ve seen them rarely as low as 1200. The attachments I mentioned I got separately
@@heathclark318 the rifle itself 1500. Springfield was running a promo for 200$ worth of gear so I thought it was a solid deal.
The rest of the attachments I listed were not included in the 1500.
I went with the Saint Victor 308, after looking at the Ruger and the Sig. Better features on the Victor. I have concerns about the Ruger bolt carrier. Excellent review.
The Ruger Bolt is new metallurgy, and is going to be rock solid. I've seen thousands of rounds already with just a simple cleaning. Don't be fooled by the size of the BCG.
I loved the Victor in 5.56 and definitely snatched up the.308 as soon as I got the chance. One thing I noticed is the rails get hot when you shoot a couple of rounds quickly. Magpul gloves fixed that. Love it.
get a foregrip
I just ordered my Victor .308 in FDE. Can't wait to take it out. Lookin at the Vortex Strike Eagle1-8x24, but we'll see what the money looks like afterward. Thanks for reviewing.
Good review I only carry .308/7.62x51 i run a Sig Sauer 716 and a FNAR 10. I love the ballistics and the power of .308. I was in the army for 8 yrs and never liked the light round they used, always thought we needed something heavier .308/7.62x51 was the answer. Good review and a good looking rifle.
Everyone with $2k rifles in my group all love my Saint.
Appreciate your videos. Thanks for all the content you provide.
I bought a PSA AR 10 also and never have had a malfunction with it... and I love it. Great price several years ago.
psst you can get a psa ar65 6.5 creedmoor upper its interchangeable and dont need new mags just be aware which mag has what bullets with a marker tape or paint
PSA makes great guns.
@@Travelingforlife Yes they do... All my tactical rifles are PSA!
I'm satisfied with my Diamondback DB10 w/ 16in barrel. I got a new blast diverter, buttstock, handgrip, trigger and put a PEQ and ELCAN on it. Bought Magpull 25 round mags for it. And it works great.
Can you provide some more info on your blast diverted stock?
2:04 THANK YOU! Picatinny rails are awesome for getting a great grip on a rifle, quad rails dig into my hands nicely. The only people that complain are the people who wear gloves when they shoot because they're afraid of callouses. 😂
On a side note, that front iron sight is driving me up the damn wall
I’m in the market for an AR10, this feed gives me some great ideas! Colion, I agree that is a slick rifle!
i have both the 5.56 and .308 version of this and they are awesome.
Just purchased mine. I can’t wait.
Cool an AR in .308, that's a good hunting round. Glad you reviewed it
Good enough to drop a bull moose this past season.
Good round for pigs! Animal pigs!!!
@@lakepostell6912 -I second that! But why shoot an animal pig?
Swapped in a larue trigger.
Acss x3 micro.
Flawless.
Light.
Happy beyond words.
i have owned one of these for over two years. Has never missed a beat. Chews up 167 gr match rounds. Runs 147 NATO like its chewing gum. The trigger is nice the coated barrel durable.
Outstanding
I have this rifle and absolutely love it!
I was looking at the Saint Victor when I bought my first ar10, I ended up going with the db10 and was kinda glad I did. For the price difference I ended up with a sub moa rifle with bland furniture... I changed all that and ended up with a decent rifle set up exactly how I wanted. Not saying the Victor is bad, but you're paying extra for that cool logo on the lower reciever IMO.
What did you do with yours? I’m looking at the IwI Zion and saint victor in 556 and this one in 308. I’ve looked at diamondback and stag in the past as well
Bought mine 8 months ago for $1,200. Flawless so far except that one time where my buffer tube walked back an inch and caused the spring stop to bust loose. Still can’t figure out what happened but after tightening up the buffer tube, it’s back to the same ol’ same ol’. Over last Cyber Monday, put a really nice Vortex Sonoma scope on it. More than enough for Georgia since you can’t see past 200 yards in the entire state. This, alongside my DD MK12 will be my deer rifle.
I have been after this exact rifle for a very very long time. You bastard....
A very nice weapon for sure! I tool like the smooth top. I also like the DPMS LR-308 ( No longer in production ) for it's smooth looks. However the LR-308 with it's 24" Bull is around 13lbs dressed out. Thanks for the show, 7 lbs in a clean 308..... who could ask for more. Best Wishes & Blessings. We are the Militia!
great content great review: I am one of those people that like a split top rail. like 75% or more of us do not need that extra full length spine, because we do not run any type of NV. plus if you have the right split top rail, such as the one I use, it will accept mlok on top. the only thing that I think sucks about split top rails, is they have been slimmed down to a 1.3" I.D. from a 1.5" I.D. in which I personally would prefer a 1.5" I.D. I have larger hands, plus you do not feel the heat from the barrel as fast..
This was my first firearm. Bought it back in April of 2020 and now I own 11 total 😂 I only have about 3k rounds through it but I absolutely love it! Its light recoiling, makes a huge muzzle blast, and its loud asf!! 🤟🏼 can’t forget it shoots .308 😎
Same…. Bought a pistol and a shotgun day of permit, now own 30+!! It’s a sickness….
Hey, Colion, I have a video suggestion. Take Springfield and compare it to older AR10 pattern rifles like the DPMS and see how much of a improvement it is to older designs.
Great job on the video Colion! Looks like a slick rifle the way you have it set up! Looks like it shoots soft for a 7.62 as well! I might have to aquire one! NICE!!! 👍👍👍
Right on,,one of the things that I noticed was how much you were enjoying the moment, at the same time thank you for your honest opinion and not just trying to push a sell,,
I love my Saint Victor 5.56. I have put a legitimate 2,000+ rounds in it and never had a hiccup. I also use it for plinking with a CMMG .22 conversion kit and it runs like a boss. I recently changed the trigger with a LaRue MBT flat face only because I wanted a 2 stage, but the stock trigger was fine otherwise. It's a solid performer.
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I need to see this compared to the Ruger SFAR
I have both and also a sig716i … I will take my SFAR all day over both.
@@nataliedeyton6829 Love to hear this comment, I planned on buying the SFAR myself
@@grandhustln I got an SFAR and am happy with it so far. I put a 3-15x scope on it after hearing how accurate the rifle can be.
@@groberts1980 appreciate the feedback, I finally pulled the trigger & ordered one this weekend from gunbroker these things are nearly sold out everywhere
I love thumpers. At least that's how I think about my large caliber rifles. I've got an older .308 "battle rifle" that's all kinds of fun for me, an AR-10 styled rifle would be a nice acquisition. This one is a really pretty one, I'll have to consider it.
I’ve got (2) Saints in .556 and they are flawless and passes quality on some of the more “ costly” competitors.
I’ll often just watch the first half of the video, just because there’s so much content I watch, but I watch this whole video. Such a nice rifle.
Saint Victor is just a sexy beast… I looked at one in 5.56 a while back but it was way over msrp. .308 I can get with but in that 16 inch barrel just seems a little small… 18 or 20 inch would do it justice.
Only reason I can think of is I live in deep forest bear country.... but it would still be a hard sell going under 20" on a .308 for me... the whole point would be hunting (right now looking at an Aero Precision 10, with .308 upper @ 20", and a 6.5 creed upper @ 22" [or maybe even 24]).
I picked up one of these in 308 not too long ago despite wanting not an ar10 but it looks nice and the price is hard to argue with. I was looking at the sfar as well at that point. I really just want to change the stock and grip now that the charging handle is swapped out. It feels so good out of the box. I got the sig lpvo on mine.
I like a slightly stiffer trigger than the quick 3lb ones and at first didn't like it but it's grown on me. It's really nice and definitely doesn't have that slop of milspec.
I've got the 308 version and it's a tank (7.8lbs). Well built and have taken many deers.
I have this rifle and I’m very happy with it. I’ve just haven’t shot it yet. Lol. Ain’t that a bit$&. I love the way it feels tho. I used to lug the 240B in Afghan. The 7.62x51 is near and dear to my heart. Also my platoon sergeant, SGT. Adams, said to us once, if he could have all of us carry 240B he would. I never forgot that.
Nice content. Looks similar to my HK762A1, minus the pic rail going throughout. Seems agile enough.. and in the top 5 of readily avail. ammo so it classes to do shtf endgame. Glad springfield is stepping up again. I want that trigger, or a similiar geissele on my HK. Thanks!
Love my .308 saint trigger! Love the gun in general. 😊
I've always been a fan of the .308. I think I might have to take a closer look at this one.
Hello, I am new to firearms, would it be possible to attach a bayonet to this rifle?
This is a fun review. I will add that I "thoroughly enjoy" my Saint Victor 308! They got a lot of things right with this rifle. It offers everything a scout shooter needs with nothing you don't. If you're on the fence, just buy it! You will be happy... Trust me.
Love the close ups and all around aesthetics of this video. Great review, thank you.
I'd be curious whether you like the Victor or the SFAR better. For the money I'd go with the SFAR.
Love the .308. Nice rifle.
I bought the same firearm as my first AR. I love it for targets and hunting!!!
Loving this rifle! And I agree about the picatinny on top looks and feel wise and it seems more practical
I have the saint edge in 5.56 and it has a pretty good trigger. I've had a fostech binary trigger for it but haven't put it in yet just bc the factory one is so good. Also I have some springfield iron sights but they aren't plastic and they don't stick up like that either. They are actually really good also.
Thank you so much for reviewing the exact gun I just bought Jan 4. You voiced the very reasons I chose it. It's not overly optimized for any specialty, but excellent at everything, at a no frills price. I love it, of course. Given time, I might like it more than my Army M14. Maybe. I'm still researching optics & suppressor. I eventually want a matching 556. Thanks again Colion. What kind of name is Colion anyway? And Noir? That can't be a coincidence.
I’ve been hunting with a .308 that has a 16 inch barrel since I was 12 and I’ll tell you rite now it does the job every time!
Always appreciate the info you bring forth.
The Saint looks likes a viable option for the .308 platform. I had a DD5 V4 and after many trips back to the manufacturer, I got rid of it. Was debating on this or the Tavor 7.
i cant comment on the tavor but this gun shoots everything well. i shot any kind of ammo you could think of from all different hunting to tracer,, spits it all out accurately. i just run it with an eotech and go out to 300 very reliably.
Check Bereli. I picked mine up from them for 1087.00. Everyone else wanted 1400 and up!
This guy would be fun to go to the range with!
I have 2 AR 15's (F-1 and a Ruger for the "back-up that was on sale for an incredible price). I love the F-1. Since I have a Springfield M1A that I call the "broomstick". I have been on the fence about having another .308 in an AR platform. IF I decide to get one, this will be it. I have 2 Springfield firearms and love them both. Never an issues with my XD 40 I have had for about 13 years and the M1A is a classic, dependable combat rifle.
I have to say, you crack me up with that cynical laughter. Definitely has a little devilish tone to it. But it fits your attitude greatly. I am in the process of building my first AR15 at age 68. I appreciate your reviews. Take care.
Great review! I almost bought this rifle until the sales associate at Palmetto State Armory pointed out to me (and in the rifle's manual) that in order to adjust the gas system the user must "physically" remove the gas plug screw(one of three color coded screws), with the potential of losing a screw(or stripping one) made my decision to buy the Palmetto State Armory PSA 10 (Gen 3) with an adjustable gas block that much easier...
You should check out the Ruger SFAR 308. Excellent rifle!!
he did a video on it..3 months ago ;-)
@nun ya bidness I wonder if he would prefer one over the other?
@@nunyabidness7547 watch his videos all the time but guess I missed that one. I will definitely be looking it up
@@nicholas3329 watching him do a head to head on those 2 rifles could be extremely interesting.
sig 716i tread is also a great 308 rifle, love mine.
Nice rifle. Wish we could get that here in Canada. We are not allowed nice things here.:(
No thanks to "Turdeau".....
I love the 308, I use a M1A from Springfield SOCOM version its on point. This rifle is defiantly my next one for an optical setup.
I have the 556 version too. Only had one jam in it because of cheap reload ammo. A chuck of brass wedged in the BCG. Other than that she ran smooth from the 1st round.
I have the 556 and it's great. Highly recommend. Even suppressed it's great.
I’m a simple man. When I hear Springfield, I pass.
Honestly
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Yep. I'd say you're simple.
I run a ton of springfield stuff and the function great. With better fit and finish then more expensive stuff
@@kevinobrien1933 *X* to doubt
Too bad it's not made by a company that respects and supports the 2A.
I got one and will be shooting it for the first time this weekend. Thanks for the review, I now
know what to expect.
I was excited to see you made a video on this rifle. Great rifle for the money.
I want to Keep America Tactical! Leave our 2nd amendment in tact! Let’s keep America great.
Yeah , I'm tired of all these high end firearms that you need to take out a 2nd mortgage on your home or a big bank loan to buy !!!
How much do you think it should cost?
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I agree with everything said in this video. It is an awesome platform. The recoil on this system is manageable. I love mine. Replaced the iron's.
I put together a CMMG .308 years ago, upper lower and floating barrel. It was just a bit more $ than the base Saint Victor on the web site, but not by much. I fitted it with an old Tasco high powered scope I got from my Dad, a very nice muzzle brake and various furniture. I was a bit hesitant in assembling an AR-10 on my own, but it was a great project and a great learning experience. There is so much info and guides out there that it was a lot easier than I initially thought. Not to take anything away from this Springfield, but I do prefer assembling my own AR weapons.
Keep you powder dry.
That's a nice setup. I think that I may work that into my budget.
I have the SIG 716. It's heavy AF but I still love it. ❤️
Had a Saint Edge barrel explode in my hands 3 years ago after less than 10 rounds fired. Needless to say, won’t be buying a higher caliber version to blow up next. I’ll stick with my Daniel Defense or a custom build from now on.
That’s a sexy 308, especially on a SV! Still in love with my SV 556 pistol!
Satin Black is the Avocado Green and Harvest Gold of the 2020’s
Nice review!
6:44 tripped me out. The Bolt carrier group focused right in the middle of the screen
I have the Saint Victor in 556. It’s been an awesome rifle, zero issues and likes to run. So I ordered another one for the wife.
The lack of picatinny rail on top does drive me nuts, but I can get past it. Will probably get the 308 version too, but I was leaning towards the SFAR because it does have a full top pic rail and has a 20” version. My preference would be an 18” barrel for 308.
Funny thing, Springfield actually offers a full pic rail on their SBR models, but not 16” 🤯
All in all, it’s hard to be mad at the Saint Victor. I’ve actually come to really like the trigger, both the flat face and the tactile feeling like you said. These are incredibly nice rifles out of the box, especially at the price point!
Rob is the man!
@@JediGrind cheers buddy 👍🏻