Springfield Armory has announced the SAINT Gear Pac, a new bundled package offered alongside select SAINT rifle models. The bundle includes an optic, magazines, and a rifle bag, with a combined added retail value of more than $200. Unlike many promotional offers, no redemption process is required; the package ships as a complete unit through participating dealers.
Each SAINT Gear Pac comes factory-equipped with a Viridian VENTA 2 MOA green dot optic, mounted on a 1.41″ co-witness riser. The optic is constructed from 6061-T6 aluminum and carries an IPX7 waterproof rating. It features Instant-On® technology and is rated for up to 30,000 hours of runtime on a single included CR2032 battery.
Four Magpul PMAG Gen M3 30-round magazines are also included. The package is rounded out with a zippered rifle bag featuring multiple magazine pockets.
“If you are looking for a high-quality AR packed with all the right accessories, Springfield Armory’s SAINT Gear Pac offers you a remarkable opportunity with your purchase,” said Drew Herbst, Springfield Armory’s National Sales & Law Enforcement Manager. “The addition of a factory-mounted optic for the SAINT as well as four total magazines and a bag for carrying it all makes this an unbeatable deal.”
The SAINT Gear Pac SKUs are listed as permanent catalog offerings rather than a limited-time promotion.
SAINT Gear Pac Includes:
- Viridian VENTA 2 MOA green dot optic (factory mounted, 1.41″ co-witness riser)
- IPX7-rated, 6061-T6 aluminum construction
- Instant-On technology, up to 30,000 hours runtime (CR2032 battery included)
- Four Magpul PMAG Gen M3 30-round magazines
- Premium zippered rifle bag with multiple magazine pockets
- Added retail value: $200+
- No rebate or redemption required
Pricing starts from $1,368, and it seems that all you need to do is buy ammunition and head to the range. For more information on available SAINT Gear Pac models, visit Springfield Armory’s product page here.
Would you prefer buying a bundled package like the SAINT Gear Pac, or do you prefer selecting your own optic and accessories separately?
