Videos tagged with PSA Dagger Review

This review of the Palmetto State Armory Dagger highlights its status as a budget-friendly Glock clone, compatible with Glock Gen 3 parts, magazines, and holsters. The reviewer notes its comfortable grip, front and rear serrations, and the availability of models with threaded barrels. While long-term durability is yet to be determined, initial impressions of build quality are positive, making it an attractive option for those seeking Glock-like functionality at a significantly lower price point.

This review covers the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Dagger Compact pistol, configured with a Flat Dark Earth frame and Sniper Green slide featuring SW3 cuts. The reviewer highlights its modularity, allowing users to piece together custom configurations. Initial shooting impressions focus on manageable recoil for a compact 9mm, comfortable ergonomics, and surprisingly good out-of-the-box accuracy. A notable point is the potential for a break-in period to resolve a temporary dead trigger issue, especially when assembling from separate components.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory Dagger, conducted by Chris from Regular Guy Training, covers its performance after 6,000 rounds. The Dagger is presented as a Glock-esque polymer-frame handgun with notable differences, including standard metal sights and an M&P-style hinged trigger. While generally reliable and accurate, the review highlights concerns with magazine retention of non-factory magazines and significant holster compatibility issues due to its slightly altered dimensions compared to a Glock.