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Springfield saint edge evac review3/8/2024 It also directs sound and blast forward, away from the shooter and provides some flash reduction. It provides added backpressure for reliable cycling. It has a “cone-within-a-cup” two-piece design reminiscent of the Noveske KX3. This muzzle device’s primary role is as a muzzle booster for short-barreled guns and PDWs. The barrel is tipped with a special version of Maxim Defense’s interesting Hate Brake. The barrel has a 1:8-inch twist and is Melonite coated. There is longer rifling in the barrel of the handgun currently on my hip than there is in this PDW. For a firearm chambered in a rifle caliber, that is shockingly short, especially when you consider the first 2.26 inches or so is the chamber. While chambered in 5.56 NATO, the Springfield Armory Saint Edge PDW has but a 5.5-inch barrel. While many people often think of AR pistols as just short-barreled carbines, in this case, the pistol appellation is quite apt. What is it? For a full answer to that, we’re going to have to explore exactly what a PDW is, but before I do that, let’s look at the specs of this gun. However, I ended up loving it for what it is. When I saw it, I wanted to hate it, specifically for what it isn’t. I’m sure some of the attention it will initially get will be negative from people who feel the same way. Their latest addition is the Saint Edge PDW AR pistol, and I’m sure it will get its large slice of the AR pie.Īt first glance, I thought the PDW was ridiculous in both appearance and performance. For a company many people thought was years late to the AR party, Springfield Armory has done an amazing job in seizing a substantial percentage of the AR-15 marketplace, and they’re not slowing down.
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