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Springfield Drops SAINT Victor 9mm Pistol by Larry Z

Springfield Armory just expanded its SAINT Victor lineup with the launch of the new SAINT Victor 8.5” 9mm Pistol. This AR-pattern pistol packs 9mm power into a compact package designed for reliability and solid performance.

The pistol features forged 7075 T6 aluminum upper and lower receivers, both dedicated to 9mm. It runs a direct blowback system, so shooters can expect rugged simplicity without gas system complexities.

“The SAINT Victor 8.5” 9mm Pistol is an appealing new addition to the SAINT Victor family,” said Steve Kramer, Vice President of Marketing for Springfield Armory. “Combining compact dimensions with full-throated 9mm ballistic performance, this new 9mm pistol stands ready for self-defense or a great time on the range.”

The 8.5-inch Melonite-treated barrel aims to squeeze out strong ballistic performance from the 9mm chambering while staying maneuverable.

At the muzzle sits Springfield’s SA Muzzle Drum, tucked neatly under the free-floating handguard. The handguard itself comes with M-Lok slots for accessories and an included M-Lok handstop. There’s also a QD mount at the receiver end plate for sling options.

Feeding the pistol is a 32-round Colt-pattern magazine. Other notable features include an adjustable SB Tactical SBA3 pistol brace, B5 Systems polymer trigger guard, B5 Systems Type 23 P-Grip, and a 45-degree, short-throw ambidextrous safety.

Steve Kramer, Springfield Armory’s VP of Marketing, called it an “appealing new addition” that combines compact dimensions with solid 9mm performance, whether for defense or fun range days.

The SAINT Victor 8.5” 9mm Pistol hits the market at an MSRP of $1,099.

is a seasoned outdoorsman, lifelong hunter, and the kind of guy who’d rather track whitetails than scroll social media. As an editor for GunsAmerica, he’s got a sharp eye for spotting both solid gear and bad gun laws.

Whether he’s deep in the woods or deep in editorial deadlines, Larry brings a no-nonsense, tell-it-like-it-is approach to firearms, hunting, and the great American tradition of self-reliance. If there’s a hot debate on gun rights or the latest in hunting tech, you can bet Larry’s got an opinion—and it’s probably backed up with both facts and field experience.

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I’m surprised, but pleased:

Second Amendment Advocates Score Victory In New Jersey

 

An initiative spearheaded by the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) and the New Jersey Firearms Owners Syndicate (NJFOS), with the robust backing of the National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA), has seen Englishtown, New Jersey, pass a resolution to refund the municipal portion of permit to carry fees to applicants.

 

This success marks the beginning of a concerted effort by the three organizations to replicate the refund resolution across the entire Garden State.

 

At the heart of this movement are New Jersey’s current permit-to-carry fees, which stand at $200. A significant $150 of this fee goes directly to the local municipality.

Critics argue that a negligible amount of these funds actually covers the administrative costs of issuing permits, strongly suggesting the fee is “strictly punitive in nature” and designed to discourage citizens from exercising their Second Amendment rights.

This is in New Jersey!

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Delaware: Gov. Carney Signs Anti-Gun Bills & General Assembly Adjourns

Yesterday, Governor John Carney signed all of the anti-gun bills that the General Assembly sent to his desk. This surprised no one, as he announced his support for these schemes early on. They include a ban on many commonly-owned firearms, a ban on many standard-capacity magazines, discriminating against young adults, and allowing lawsuits to bankrupt the firearm industry regardless of whether there is a violation of the law. To read more about the bills that were signed, click here and here.

We thank all of the NRA members and Second Amendment supporters who came together to repeatedly express their opposition to their elected officials throughout the whole legislative process. Though the anti-gun majorities in the General Assembly were determined to pass these bills from the start, this opposition helped amend some of the bills to alleviate the impact on law-abiding citizens.

The General Assembly has adjourned. NRA will be back in Dover for the 2023 legislative session. In the meantime, please stay tuned to www.nraila.org and your email inbox.

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