Videos tagged with PSA AR-10

This video provides a detailed ballistic gel test comparing Federal Non-Typical and Power-Shok .308 Winchester 150-grain jacketed soft point ammunition. The presenter, an experienced shooter, demonstrates that both ammunition types perform nearly identically, exhibiting substantial expansion and penetration in ballistic gel. The test includes velocity measurements using a Labradar chronograph and visual analysis of wound channels and recovered projectiles, concluding that both are effective hunting rounds.

This video provides a positive review of Palmetto State Armory (PSA) firearms, with the speaker detailing successful experiences across multiple platforms including AK, AR-10, 5.56, and .300 Blackout models. The review highlights PSA's significant improvements in quality control and growing industry recognition, further bolstered by mentions from other firearm influencers.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AR-10 Gen 2 in .308 Winchester focuses on its performance at 300 yards. The firearm features a 20-inch barrel and is equipped with a Magpul stock, PSA grip, carbon fiber bipod, and a Vortex 6-18x44 scope. The reviewer found the rifle to be accurate and capable of handling various ammunition types, including budget-friendly Tula FMJ, even outperforming more expensive hunting rounds in some instances. The rifle is considered a solid performer for its price point and is believed to have capabilities far beyond the tested 300-yard distance.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AR-10 in .308 caliber highlights its budget-friendly nature, with the rifle purchased in two separate pieces (lower and upper) for approximately $600 total. The reviewer notes a 20-inch stainless steel barrel, a standard A2 birdcage flash hider, and a 15-inch M-LOK handguard. While the grip is praised as comfortable and rubberized, the handguard lacks QD sling mounts and is noted to be close enough to the barrel to potentially cause slight movement when M-LOK accessories are installed. The trigger is a standard milspec with a ~7.5 lb pull, recommended for future upgrade. The ACSL stock offers six positions and internal storage. At the range, the rifle demonstrated impressive accuracy, achieving a 1.75 MOA group with Hornady American Whitetail 150gr ammo and a remarkable 1.5 MOA group with inexpensive Tula 150gr ammo, leading the reviewer to express surprise at the performance of the budget ammunition.