Enjoy your new pee shooter OP. Now go buy some cases of ammo!
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Bought my first AR! But.... Did I overpay?
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Does anyone else see the irony in people on Calguns — home of the Calguns Marketplace — righteously telling the OP that he overpaid for a gun that really is “in new condition” and really does have “less than 200 rounds down the pipe”?
OP, you got what you wanted at a price you could afford. You don’t have to travel for it, you don’t have to have it shipped anywhere and converted, and you don’t have to pay any FFL transfer fees. It’s California legal, and it’s BRAND NEW. Good job! Now go out and enjoy it!Anchors Aweigh
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The price was fair, after all the Saint line comes from the factory with a lot of upgrades that are not on cheaper guns, google reviews and you will see. depending on the model of Saint its wholesale price is from 700-850 area. thus giving the seller a reasonable markup, for having his money invested and sitting.Comment
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Pros of overpaying:
Warranty
Out of the box perfection (hopefully)
1 stop shop time saved
All set up with the features you want or required
More time shooting
Cons of overpaying:
Price
Less time learning about failures...
I have friends that try to budget build and eventually spend so much time diagnosing or re-buying parts because they don't like them or they don't work. Honestly some of my more expensive and simpler guns that "just work" are sometimes more enjoyable to shoot. Now there's nothing cooler than having an AR perform flawlessly at the range with friends instead of taking it apart and trying to figure out why it stovepiped, jammed, click and nothing, double feed, mag won't stay in or drop freely, won't cycle, won't charge... My AR had 0 issues until I started experimenting with different springs, bcgs and mags.Comment
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Enjoy your new rifle. I own the Free Float version of the Saint. Great rifle. I would guess it's the one you bought as that is the typical, non-sale, local price. Turners had it for $999 in one of their ads at one point but ran out quick. I had a deposit with a rain check for months and they never got it back in stock. I ended up buying from Martin B Redding for 998 on sale but I had to leave work and drive an hour in traffic to buy it. No one else who had them in stock would touch that price. Everyone wanted 1100.
So there you go. You got a nice rifle for what they sell for new. All the ads posted are for different Cal legal variants of the rifle or out of state, non-compliant versions of it. Again, enjoy your new rifle and don't worry about it.
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There are several versions. Does yours have a fixed front or either pop up sight or flat top hand rail? The fixed sight version might be a couple hundred bucks cheaper than the flat top.To be fair, there are different versions in the Springfield Saint series. Saint, Freefloat, Victor, Edge...
OP, what is the version that you bought? Even if you paid a little extra, don't take it to heart and enjoy your new rifle. Make it up by finding a lot of ammo on sale.All posts dedicated to the memory of Stronzo Bestiale
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Is this what yours looks like?
This is the Free Float version. Runs $1100.

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