Videos tagged with PSA Jackal

This video by Ted from Line45 outlines seven recommended firearms for use as 'truck guns,' emphasizing reliability, compact size, and effectiveness for self-defense. The discussion covers shotguns, pistols, and short-barreled rifles, detailing their specific advantages and considerations for vehicle carry, including legal aspects and ammunition choices. The presenter highlights the importance of a firearm being readily accessible and dependable in various environmental conditions.

This video demonstrates an on-the-move rifle engagement drill comparing an AR-10 (PSA Saber 10 in .308) and an AR-15 (PSA Jackal in 5.56). The instructor emphasizes comfortability and speed when shouldering the rifle and engaging targets while moving. The drill involves running between marked positions, loading, and taking two shots at each stage, highlighting the practical differences in handling and maneuverability between the two platforms.

This video provides a comprehensive range day review of various Palmetto State Armory firearms. The presenter, Yoki Sturrup, offers initial impressions and shooting experiences with models including the PSA Micro Dagger, Dagger Compact, Rock 57, AKV 9, AK105, AK-47 variants, Jackal, and Saber 10. Sturrup highlights specific features, calibers, and personal performance observations for each firearm, offering a broad overview of PSA's diverse product line.

This video explores seven firearms that offer unique advantages or alternatives to the AR-15 platform, catering to various budgets and preferences. The presenter, Hegshot87, highlights features like compactness, suppressed operation, modularity, and historical significance. The review covers bullpups, piston-driven rifles, .22LR trainers, specialized pistols, AK variants, and classic battle rifles, providing insights into their performance, ergonomics, and value proposition compared to the ubiquitous AR-15.

This short discusses Palmetto State Armory's (PSA) concept guns revealed at Shot Show 2025, including potential production of a 50 caliber sniper rifle. The rifle is noted to resemble a Barrett 50 cal, and PSA's participation in a public poll for gun production suggests consumer demand will drive which concepts become reality.

This live stream from MuzzleBroke features a discussion and demonstration of various firearms and accessories. Key highlights include the Springfield Armory Prodigy with CNH Precision Duty XL optic and Phoenix GL 23R weapon light, the Rifle Dynamics Quick Hatch AK, and the Mantis Blackbeard X training system. The host shares personal experiences and opinions on firearm reliability, value, and performance, including critical reviews of the Sig Sauer Spear LT and Tisas 1911/2011 platforms, while praising the Prodigy's performance and value proposition after significant upgrades.

Cameron Tapler of Palmetto State Armory discusses PSA's approach to product development, emphasizing customer feedback and transparency. The conversation highlights new product lines like the Saber series, including a double-stack 1911, a .50 AE pistol, a modular shotgun, and the X9 PDW, alongside updates on the Jackal platform and the challenging STG44 project. PSA aims to offer a diverse product range catering to various market segments while maintaining a commitment to value and customer engagement.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of new products and innovations showcased at Shot Show 2025. The presenter focuses on identifying the intended customer base for new firearms and accessories, often contrasting civilian-focused designs with those developed for military or law enforcement contracts. Key highlights include the Staccato CS 2011 pistol, new optics from Aimpoint and Primary Arms, innovative shotgun and pistol platforms from PSA, and advanced night vision and laser systems.

This video provides a critical review of Palmetto State Armory (PSA), examining the reasons behind the "hate" the brand often receives. The speaker, drawing on personal experience as a former partner and customer, discusses issues with product reliability, customer service inconsistencies, and marketing practices. While acknowledging PSA's commitment to the Second Amendment and their role in making firearms accessible, the speaker suggests that other reputable manufacturers may offer better value and reliability for a similar price point, particularly for beginner AR-style platforms. The review also touches on PSA's willingness to innovate and take risks, comparing their approach to that of Apple.

This video strongly advises against purchasing budget firearms, particularly AR-15 platforms and handguns under $700, emphasizing that they are not suitable for serious training or self-defense. The speaker, a senior NCO with extensive military experience, argues that cheaper firearms are prone to malfunctions, parts breakage, and premature wear, leading to costly replacements and potential failure in critical situations. He advocates for a 'buy once, cry once' philosophy, recommending investment in higher-quality firearms and optics that can withstand rigorous use and training.

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 YouTube Short focuses on the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Jackal pistol. The title poses a question about its quality, suggesting a review or initial impressions. Given the format, it's likely a brief overview, potentially covering features, handling, and a quick assessment of whether it's a good firearm. The content is geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in new or noteworthy pistols.