Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled "Review: Springfield Armory SAINT M-Lok Rifle" and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/review-springfield-armory-saint-m-lok-rifle/.
Oh yes you need one. Every home (shooter) needs (at least) one!I have put off buying an AR for well, ever. I never wanted or thought I needed one. I don't need one, but now I am wanting. I have been partial to the Saint for a long time. May be time to "pull the trigger" so to speak...
That was distracting to me, along with the finger check inside the chamber.But what's with the guys preoccupation with closing the dust cover??
HaaHaa, yeah, and dig the finger check in the magazine well!That was distracting to me, along with the finger check inside the chamber.
Yes, I could go to the spec charts and find the answer, but in the interest of time (and laziness) would one of the forum experts that carry this stuff in their head inform me of the difference between a SAINT, a SAINT VICTOR, and the M-LOK?? My suspicion is "not much". ?Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled "Review: Springfield Armory SAINT M-Lok Rifle" and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/review-springfield-armory-saint-m-lok-rifle/.
Sorry no one answered your question before. The Saint is the base model and M-Lok is the handguard attachment slots design. In addition, the base model has the fixed A2 front sight/gas block. The Victor and Edge lines have free floating barrels and various upgrades over the base model.Yes, I could go to the spec charts and find the answer, but in the interest of time (and laziness) would one of the forum experts that carry this stuff in their head inform me of the difference between a SAINT, a SAINT VICTOR, and the M-LOK?? My suspicion is "not much". ?