Videos tagged with PSA AK

This video argues that the AK platform is an outdated and poor choice for new firearm owners in 2026, particularly in the United States. The presenter, Trench Grenade, cites higher ammunition costs for AK calibers (7.62x39mm and 5.45x39mm) compared to 5.56x45mm NATO, limited and often unreliable American AK market options, and significant disadvantages in modularity, accuracy, optics mounting, and suppressor compatibility when compared to the AR-15 platform. The presenter, drawing on personal experience and professional training, concludes that the AR-15 offers a more cost-effective, versatile, and user-friendly platform for most shooters.

This video details a 'redneck science' moondust durability test comparing a US-made PSA AK-47 to a previously tested Russian AK. The test protocol involves contaminating the firearm with simulated dust, firing it, and even intentionally dropping components into the dust before reassembly and further firing. The results suggest significant improvements in US-made AKs over the years, with the PSA AK performing comparably to its Russian counterpart in this harsh test.

This video provides a talkthrough of a Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Krinkov-style rifle setup. The discussion covers the historical context of the Krinkov, its modern iterations in various calibers like 5.56x45mm, and its unique features such as its short barrel, folding stock, and traditional aesthetic. The presenters highlight differences in manual of arms compared to AR platforms, magazine insertion methods, and the availability of aftermarket parts and accessories.

This "60 Second Gun News" segment covers several industry updates. Franklin Armory faced an ATF recall for a new firearm classification. New products were announced from Styer, Beretta, Savage (a 1022 clone), CNC, PSA (AKs), Harrington Arms (Hacker System muzzle device), and Vortex (optics). Reloading Dynamics introduced a mag holder/loader. A discount on a Holo Sun optic/magnifier combo is also mentioned.

This guide demonstrates a rudimentary setup for an AK-47 to be used with night vision. It covers the initial, basic attachment of a flashlight to the handguard using goon tape. The video then transitions to more advanced components like an EOTech EXPS3 optic, a PEQ unit with IR laser and illuminator, and a Ranger 7 muzzle device for flash suppression, highlighting the importance of the Shot chassis for optic retention.

This video showcases new inventory at Dragon Man's, highlighting firearms like the B&T GHM9 SD with an internal suppressor, a Honey Badger pistol, and a SIG Sauer M400 rose gold edition. It also features a Taylor's 1873 lever-action rifle, a 9mm Gatling gun available for rental, PSA AK variants, and Condition 1 protective cases. The store emphasizes their streamlined in-house suppressor process and competitive pricing.

This video challenges the common internet sentiment that Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AK-pattern rifles are unreliable and have short lifespans. The host presents a PSA AK pistol that has endured 4,000 rounds, showing only minor wear on the muzzle device and barrel due to extreme heat. He contrasts this with claims that PSA AKs fail go/no-go gauges after 5,000 rounds and do not last beyond 10,000 rounds, suggesting that much of the negative feedback is based on hearsay rather than personal experience. The host proposes a 5,000-round dedicated test for a PSA AK-103 (GF5) to gather more objective data.

This video discusses the controversial reputation of Palmetto State Armory (PSA) firearms, highlighting a love-hate relationship among consumers. While PSA is praised for affordability and making firearms accessible, many users report significant quality control issues, poor customer service, and products that don't meet expectations. The discussion delves into specific product examples and the broader implications of manufacturing volume versus quality control.

This guide provides an expert perspective on evaluating affordable firearms, particularly those from Palmetto State Armory (PSA). It emphasizes that price does not always correlate with quality and encourages a critical approach to online reviews. The advice is geared towards making informed purchasing decisions by considering individual firearm merits, warranty, and overall value, rather than brand elitism.

The MuzzleBroke channel host discusses several firearms, including a Sig Sauer P226 Zev, a Rifle Dynamics Quick Hatch, and an RPK. He details plans for modernizing the RPK with a railed gas tube and folding stock, contrasting it with a more traditional build. The host also provides recommendations for a $1000 self-defense handgun setup, favoring the Glock 45 with an optic and light, and expresses interest in a PSA KRINK.

This video provides an overview of various firearms and accessories available at Dragon Man's in Colorado Springs. The presenter highlights new stock, including lever-action rifles with Ranger Point Precision accessories, custom AR platforms from MP Industries, and a range of handguns from brands like Shallot Tech, Sig Sauer, and Canik. The video also showcases shotguns, AK-style rifles, and discusses the store's services like special orders and FFL transfers, emphasizing competitive pricing and a wide selection.