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PSA 9 Dagger

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Palmetto State Armory is releasing essentially their version of the Glock 19 GEN3, as the Glock Patent has expired for the GEN3.  It seems like a quality-made firearm with steel sights and a hinged trigger like the S&W M&Ps.  However, it is completely interchangeable with Glock parts and a Glock trigger can be installed.  It's grippy with an undercut and some slightly different eronomics than the 19.   The QUALITY base model with stainless steel, nylon molding, etc. will be $299 and the one that has red dot compatiblity, raised sights, and a threaded barrel will be about $100 more.  It will work with Glock parts, aftermarket parts, holsters, etc..  Looks like it will be an awesome deal at $299.  I am a big fan of the GEN3 Glocks.   This will certainly be a contender in the budget field for someone looking for defensive handgun.  

March/April... PSA not only wants to be involve with ARs, but also handguns.  

 

  • 2 weeks later...

PSA's motto is to supply quality, reliable, servicable arms to the working man.   Mission accomplished. 

25 minutes ago, Krdshrk said:

Saw it at shot show.  I actually want one.  For the price it's spectacular.  Especially the $350 Optics Ready model

 

Did they give you a pen?

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