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Over the last decade, the Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) has steadily increased in popularity within the firearms community. A PCC provides great fun and utility as a fun rifle for plinking or competition purposes. Earlier this week, Springfield Armory announced the first PCC to the Saint lineup with Saint Victor Carbine (SVC) chambered in 9mm.
By Drew Bryant
December 16th, 2022, theloadoutblog.com
Over the last decade, the Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) has steadily increased in popularity within the firearms community. A PCC provides great fun and utility as a fun rifle for plinking or competition purposes. Earlier this week, Springfield Armory announced the first PCC to the Saint lineup with Saint Victor Carbine (SVC) chambered in 9mm. The new PCC carbine features a 16” barrel with a forward blast diffuser installed, M-Lok Handguard, and an upgraded flat face trigger. Saint Victor also comes with iron sights installed and (1) 32-round DuraMag magazine.
Below, is the press release from Springfield Armory on the new Saint Victor Carbine.
GENESEO, ILL. (12/15/22) – Springfield Armory® is proud to announce the release of the SAINT® Victor 9mm Carbine, the newest addition to the Victor line of AR-pattern rifles. This pistol caliber carbine (PCC) adds a new level of capability to the popular SAINT Victor series.
The SAINT Victor 9mm Carbine is designed to deliver a PCC with all the performance and capability you have come to expect from the SAINT Victor line. Featuring forged 7075 T6 aluminum dedicated 9mm upper and lower receivers, this new carbine is built to deliver.
Employing a rugged direct blowback system of operation that ensures rock-solid reliability, the SAINT Victor 9mm Carbine features a Melonite®-coated 16” barrel. At the muzzle is the SA Forward Blast Diverter, recessed under the carbine’s free-floated, full-length handguard that features ample M-Lok® slots for accessories.
The carbine feeds from Colt®-pattern, 32-round magazines that interface with the carbine’s dedicated 9mm lower. Rounding out the package are spring-loaded flip-up sights, a six-position collapsible B5 Systems Bravo Stock featuring an ergonomic cheekweld and no-slip cushioned buttpad, B5 Systems Type 23 P-Grip, and a B5 Systems trigger guard. An ambidextrous safety ensures you can effectively run the carbine from either shoulder.
“The new SAINT Victor 9mm Carbine adds yet another layer of capability to the SAINT Victor line,” said Steve Kramer, Vice President of Marketing for Springfield Armory. “Combining the familiar handling characteristics and proven design of an AR with the rugged performance of a direct blowback system, the SAINT Victor in 9mm would make for a great addition to any shooter’s firearms collection.”
Priced at an MSRP of $1,299, the new SAINT Victor 9mm Carbine brings PCC performance to the proven Victor line of AR-pattern firearms.
SAINT® Victor Carbine 9mm|STV91609B
To learn more about the SAINT Victor 9mm Carbine, visit https://spr-ar.com/r/5387.
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