The SAINT is easy to shoot to its full performance potential. The result is the feel of a competition trigger with the appropriate mil-spec pull weight for a defensive rifle. The SAINT™ features micro-polished trigger components treated with Nickel Boron. While receiver fit and barrel construction represent the foundation of accurate performance, the trigger is the final interface between the shooter and rifle. The 1:8-inch twist rate provides the user with complete ammunition flexibility – the SAINT will handle heavy 80-grain and ultra-light projectiles with equal aplomb. Because details matter, you’ll even find that hidden areas like under the front sight base are finished with painstaking care and detail. The SAINT™ features a 16-inch Chrome Moly Vanadium barrel treated with Melonite. It’s shot peened and magnetic particle inspected for long-term durability. Inside the upper receiver is an M16 bolt carrier group machined from Carpenter 158 steel. On the outside, a hard-anodizing treatment protects your SAINT™ from both corrosion and the dings and blemishes that accompany hard use. Unlike lesser rifles, the SAINT™ is rock solid, with no accuracy-killing rattle or shake. That’s why the extra-tough Type III aircraft-grade 7075 T6 aluminum upper and lower receivers are joined using the Accu-Tite system. The quality of a rifle begins with its foundation. It’s the ultimate refinement of the time-tested AR-15 design and represents everything that a defensive carbine should be.
When it comes time to defend your legacy, turn to the Springfield Armory SAINT™. The popularity of the KeyMod system has led not only to an increase in the number of KeyMod rails available, but also to an increase in the number of KeyMod accessories.This special configuration of the Springfield SAINT includes two 30-round magazines and a soft rifle case. Currently, there are more companies working with KeyMod than with any other new forend concept. While there are other attachment systems - such as Magpul's M-Lok and Tech Ops/ Rebel Arms's T-bolt - vying for the title of industry forend standard, KeyMod's open-source design seems to be the frontrunner. The system, which is similar to the attachment interface still used in the modular shelving systems of retail shopping stores, also offers greater flexibility for attaching accessories.
The KeyMod attachment system has become widely popular among rifle enthusiasts as the firearm industry has searched for a new forend design to replace the standard MIL-STD 1913 "Picatinny" quad rail.įeaturing a number of key-shaped slots that serve as modular attachment interfaces instead of one continuous rail, the KeyMod system provides a universal platform that is lighter and more ergonomic than traditional quad rails.
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