Palmetto State Armory

This guide outlines five easy upgrades for an AR-15 to enhance its feel and performance, making it more akin to a custom firearm. Key upgrades include replacing the charging handle for better manipulation, installing an ambidextrous safety for improved control, swapping the trigger for a crisper pull, upgrading furniture (pistol grip, stock, handguard) for ergonomics and modularity, and changing the muzzle device to reduce recoil or enable suppressor use. These modifications are presented as beginner-friendly and budget-conscious.

Palmetto State Armory (PSA) and XCal Shooting Sports are partnering to address new, unconstitutional firearms laws in Virginia set to take effect on July 1st. These laws include bans on standard magazines over 15 rounds, threaded barrels, and certain carbine rifles. PSA is increasing production and expediting shipments to Virginia residents to ensure they can acquire firearms before the deadline. They are also hosting an event at XCal Shooting Sports on June 27th to facilitate direct sales and bypass shipping delays and costs, offering a last chance for Virginians to purchase firearms under current regulations.

Palmetto State Armory introduces the Sabre IC receiver set, designed for 6mm ARC and 338 ARC calibers, utilizing Magpul iCard magazines. Key features include an ambidextrous bolt catch with a threaded set screw, a flared magwell, and an integrated trigger guard. The set is compatible with mil-spec triggers, safeties, pins, and charging handles, and can accept most 6.5 Grendel bolts and 6mm ARC barrels.

This guide details a basic cleaning procedure for an AR-15, recommended every 500 rounds. It covers field stripping the upper receiver, cleaning the barrel with a bore snake, cleaning the bolt carrier group (BCG), and proper lubrication of key contact points. The process emphasizes not over-lubricating to prevent carbon buildup. The video is presented by Justin from Palmetto State Armory.

The 2026 AK Masters competition, hosted by Palmetto State Armory, showcases skilled shooters engaging in precision and pressure-filled scenarios. Participants, including returning competitors, highlight their customized AK platforms, such as the Wasser 10 and Zastava, outfitted with various aftermarket accessories like Occam rails, HUXWRX suppressors, Trijicon optics, and ALG triggers. The event features dynamic stages like the 'Jungle Run,' emphasizing movement and accuracy.

This guide details the installation of the Palmetto State Armory Sabre Builder Set, focusing on completing the upper receiver and attaching the QDSM M-LOK rail. It covers critical steps such as torquing the barrel nut to 50 ft-lbs, correctly positioning and torquing the gas block to 30 in-lbs, and securing the handguard with its specific screws to 30 in-lbs. The video emphasizes using the correct tools and torque specifications for a reliable firearm build.

This video discusses the filing of an amicus brief by Palmetto State Armory, the National Association for Gun Rights, and the Right to Bear Association with the US Supreme Court in support of Patrick Tate Admiak. Admiak, a decorated Navy veteran with no prior criminal history, is serving 20 years in federal prison for possessing inert and 'dummy' firearm parts that government witnesses stated could not fire projectiles. The brief argues that the Fourth Circuit's dismissal of Admiak's Second Amendment claim was improper, failing to conduct historical analysis or require the government to prove its case, and that items incapable of firing projectiles are not 'dangerous and unusual' under Heller.

This video provides an in-depth look at the new H&R 606 rifle, a reproduction of a rare prototype designed for the US military's SAW program. It details the rifle's features, including its M16A1 profile, slick-side upper receiver, M2 bipod, and threaded barrel, and announces its release date and available configurations.

This video showcases the Advanced Armament Co. M4-2000 suppressor, highlighting its 3D-printed Inconel construction and integration with Palmetto State Armory's MPW A Series line. A key feature discussed is the gas mitigation system designed to reduce blowback to the shooter's face when running suppressed, particularly on a 300 SD platform. The demonstration emphasizes the effectiveness of this system in providing a cleaner shooting experience.

This video showcases various customer-built AR-15 rifles submitted to Palmetto State Armory, highlighting customization choices and offering expert commentary on their strengths and potential improvements. The builds range from simple, functional setups to more complex configurations, demonstrating diverse approaches to rifle personalization and application. The discussion emphasizes practical considerations like accessory selection, ergonomics, and overall build philosophy, providing insights for firearm enthusiasts looking to customize their own rifles.

Palmetto State Armory (PSA) announces the return of their Sabre Builder Kits. These kits, previously offered as custom monthly limited editions, will now be available as a solid catalog with consistent color options. Customers can purchase full builder sets, individual uppers, lowers, or handguards. Initial color offerings include Champagne Cerakote, Titanium Blue, Solid Black, Burnt Bronze, FDE, and Moss Green, all available on the AR-15 mil-spec platform. Future plans include Magpul M-LOK compatible receiver sets, enhanced M-LOK forging sets, AR-10 platforms, anodized finishes, and custom colors.

Palmetto State Armory is celebrating 350,000 YouTube subscribers with a significant giveaway. One winner will receive an all-expenses-paid weekend trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, including a range day and $15,000 worth of Palmetto State Armory gear. The giveaway aims to thank the community for their engagement and support, emphasizing PSA's commitment to providing honest and educational firearms content.