PSA at SHOT

giggitygiggity · January 25, 2020, 10:13 AM

PSA seems to be knocking it out of the park as of late. I watched a few videos from SHOT and they really seem to be going above and beyond, expanding their product line, and giving people what they want at reasonable prices. They have a Jackal which is a .300BLK/5.56 monolithic upper (not of a typical AR variety) that is a buffer tubeless design but that can attach to an AR lower. They have their Glock 19 competitor pistol. They’re promising that their MP5 clone will roll out sometime this year. They’ve got a number of new AKs. The representative said that they’re also looking to develop an SVD clone in 7.62x54 with .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor to follow. Of everything that I’ve seen from this year’s SHOT, PSA has me the most excited. Other manufacturers have cool stuff, but besides the big YouTube gun channels and rich people, I doubt the normal working man will get to own a lot of those items. PSA makes good products and doesn’t require people to decide whether buying a gun or paying for a mortgage, college, etc is more important.

reynolds357 · January 25, 2020, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by giggitygiggity

PSA seems to be knocking it out of the park as of late. I watched a few videos from SHOT and they really seem to be going above and beyond, expanding their product line, and giving people what they want at reasonable prices. They have a Jackal which is a .300BLK/5.56 monolithic upper (not of a typical AR variety) that is a buffer tubeless design but that can attach to an AR lower. They have their Glock 19 competitor pistol. They’re promising that their MP5 clone will roll out sometime this year. They’ve got a number of new AKs. The representative said that they’re also looking to develop an SVD clone in 7.62x54 with .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor to follow. Of everything that I’ve seen from this year’s SHOT, PSA has me the most excited. Other manufacturers have cool stuff, but besides the big YouTube gun channels and rich people, I doubt the normal working man will get to own a lot of those items. PSA makes good products and doesn’t require people to decide whether buying a gun or paying for a mortgage, college, etc is more important.

I like PSA products. I have 2 problems with them.
1. Their shipping time is usually ridiculous.
2. Their customer service sucks.

kozak6 · January 26, 2020, 04:13 AM

I'm a little disappointed that the price of their MP5-thing has seemingly doubled, although I hope it finds success.

The Dagger pistol is pretty exciting, though. I could see myself buying one. Seems like all the other Glockalikes are super premium builds for gun-gamers (Zev, etc). Taking it on the from the budget side? It's about time.

January 25, 2020, 10:13 AM	#1
giggitygiggity Junior Member Join Date: March 4, 2018 Posts: 11	PSA at SHOT PSA seems to be knocking it out of the park as of late. I watched a few videos from SHOT and they really seem to be going above and beyond, expanding their product line, and giving people what they want at reasonable prices. They have a Jackal which is a .300BLK/5.56 monolithic upper (not of a typical AR variety) that is a buffer tubeless design but that can attach to an AR lower. They have their Glock 19 competitor pistol. They’re promising that their MP5 clone will roll out sometime this year. They’ve got a number of new AKs. The representative said that they’re also looking to develop an SVD clone in 7.62x54 with .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor to follow. Of everything that I’ve seen from this year’s SHOT, PSA has me the most excited. Other manufacturers have cool stuff, but besides the big YouTube gun channels and rich people, I doubt the normal working man will get to own a lot of those items. PSA makes good products and doesn’t require people to decide whether buying a gun or paying for a mortgage, college, etc is more important.

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January 26, 2020, 04:13 AM	#3
kozak6 Senior Member Join Date: June 16, 2005 Location: AZ Posts: 3,113	I'm a little disappointed that the price of their MP5-thing has seemingly doubled, although I hope it finds success. The Dagger pistol is pretty exciting, though. I could see myself buying one. Seems like all the other Glockalikes are super premium builds for gun-gamers (Zev, etc). Taking it on the from the budget side? It's about time.