GENESEO, ILL. (07/01/22) – Beginning July 1st, customers who purchase any striker-fired pistol from the Springfield Armory line-up will qualify to receive three additional magazines and a Springfield Armory dual pistol bag with the Crossed Cannon™ logo.
This new Gear Up is designed to offer shooters yet another value-added benefit to the company’s popular line of striker-fired pistols, from the original XD through the newest XD-M Elite and Hellcat variants. Customers who purchase any striker-fired pistol product during the promotion qualify.
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The Gear Up program will run from July 1st, 2022 through August 31st, 2022. Eligible buyers will receive three additional magazines and a Springfield Armory dual pistol bag for free, with a retail value of up to $150. They must simply show proof of purchase and fill out the redemption form online.
“Springfield Armory’s striker-fired pistols, including our newest offerings such as the Hellcat Pro, provide shooters with ruggedly strong and utterly reliable handguns,” said Phil Rawlings, Vice President of Sales and LE for Springfield Armory. “And with this new Gear Up promotion, they will receive a great selection of valuable accessories at no extra cost.”
Those who purchase a striker-fired Springfield Armory pistol with the promotion date range will have until September 30th, 2022, to redeem their Gear Up package.
For more information about the All Striker-Fired Pistol Gear Up promotion, please visit gearup2022.com.
To see the All Striker-Fired Pistol Gear Up Video, visit: https://spr-ar.com/r/5215.
For more information about Springfield Armory products, please visit: www.springfield-armory.com.
Interesting timing…I just had my Hellcat’s striker fail while training with a laser training cartridge (snapped in half inside of the slide). I reached out to Springfield’s warranty department, who told me I would need to contact sales and pay for a new striker. Apparently it’s not covered because I wasn’t using “snap caps.” I guess they feel snap caps do something to protect their fragile strikers that laser training cartridges must not do. Keep that in mind if you are considering a striker-fired product from SA. It’s been a good gun…up until it quit. You may want to keep a spare striker on hand and hope that it isn’t during a life or death situation when it decides to fail.