SAINT SBR
We started with the wildly popular Springfield SAINT rifle with the free float handguard.
Removing approximately 1/3 of the barrel of a perfectly timed machine does require some tuning.
But dont worry, at Springfield we certainly know what we are doing!
We learned a lot about short-barreled gas systems when we developed the 7.5 inch-barreled SAINT pistol.
While a little tricky to perfect, when it IS right, the reward is reliable, consistent function.
It immediately feels quicker, lighter and more maneuverable (than the SAINT with a 16-inch barrel).
The SAINT SBR is extremely easy and enjoyable to shoot.
The Edge SBRs light-weight 11.5 inch barrel is a great compromise between ballistics and compactness.
It uses a low profile, free float hand guard with enough length to make it easy to hold.
This length affords multiple positions for gripping and has enough barrel exposed to mount muzzle brakes and suppressor adapters.
Trigger Talk
If you know me at all, you know I am all about trigger pull.
It has a short, light pull that is clean and crisp.
I couldnt have done it better myself.
Honestly, in a world of many choices, you cannot find a better trigger than this.
And the cocking / charging handle is both great looking and easy to operate.
The short barrel creates a very compact, cool, and purposeful appearance.
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