Springfield Armory Saint Victor V2 .223 Rem | 5.56 NATO 16" & AGM Global Rattler V2 19-256 2.5-20x19mm Thermal Riflescope Kit STV916556B-V2-B5SK

Springfield Armory Saint Victor V2 .223 Rem | 5.56 NATO 16"

Built for those who demand more from their rifle, the Springfield Armory SAINT Victor V2 delivers enhanced components and professional-grade reliability. At its core are forged 7075-T6 aluminum receivers paired with a continuous-tapered barrel and an enhanced 9310 steel bolt carrier group working together to provide lasting strength. A pinned low-profile gas block ensures unwavering reliability, while the four-prong flash hider reduces muzzle signature. The aluminum free-floated handguard features a full-length Picatinny top rail, integrated QD sockets, and a patent-pending mounting system offering a rock-solid foundation for accessory attachment. From short pistols to full-size rifles, the SAINT Victor isn't just ready for the job it's built for it.

AGM Global Rattler V2 19-256 2.5-20x19mm Thermal Riflescope

Detector type: 12μm Uncooled

Refresh rate: 50 Hz

Resolution: 256 × 192

Base Magnification: 2.5x

FOV: 9.3° × 6.9° (49ft @ 100 yards)

Truglo TacPod Adjustable Bipods - Fixed Base - Adjusts 6"-9"

• Adjustable height: 6"–9"

• Mounts to sling swivel stud or Picatinny rail

• Lightweight, compact, quick to deploy

• Ideal for bench or prone shooting

• Spring-assisted extension

• Includes sling stud adapter (usable without bipod)

• Padded, rubberized feet for stability

• Lever lock for tension or full lock

• Durable, all-weather construction

• Matte black finish

M-LOK® MVG® Vertical Grip

The M-LOK MVG is a light weight, inexpensive vertical foregrip that attaches directly to M-LOK compatible hand guards and forends with no additional Picatinny rails required. Made from the same high quality polymer as other Magpul products, the M-LOK MVG uses the new Magpul TSP texture for positive control in all environments. With rounded contours and a shorter length, it has been optimized for use with the "thumb break method" of shooting and can also be used as a traditional vertical foregrip.