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Going to an outdoor range and getting 2-3 hours (or more) away from the family on a weekend, well, that can be tough to swing. The indoor range closest to me, that I go to most often, only goes to 25 yards. That's where most of this shooting was done. The first few trips the groups were 4"...

Thought I'd mention that I've taken my Saint back to the range a few more times since I last posted. The past two trips it seemed to group well. I tried a few different ammo types, almost all 55 gr, .223 and 5.56. Honestly I have no idea, can't explain it. I think in an earlier comment...

I did try numerous brands of Ammo. 223 seems to run the best so far as opposed to 5.56. Next trip I will use a sled.

4-6”, not even close to acceptable. I’m willing to try a different grain but honestly 55 gr is the bulk of what’s out there and this rifle should handle it no problem. JMO.

It’s three shooters now. Myself, the range instructor and the range owner. Thought I put all that in the original post, sorry if I didn’t. I’m more than willing to admit I’m not a pro level shooter, but I’m not a bad shot either and with other AR’s I’m grouping no problem.

Yep, I did. Now just waiting.

I have the iron sights cowitnessed right now with the red dot.

That is my thought too. With a 1:8 twist it should stabilize 55 gr no problem.

No noticeable play, seems like good lock up. Maybe 50-100 rounds, all just an effort to zero the rifle.

Hi Guys, I have a pretty new Saint Victor rifle that seems to be working great. Might need a little more tweaking to have it zeroed just right, but it's grouping and shooting well. I also have a pretty new Saint rifle, B5 furniture, Mlok rail, standard A2 setup. I was super excited to get...