Videos tagged with PSA Shotgun

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 episode features Cameron Tapler, Director of Branding and Product Management at Palmetto State Armory (PSA), discussing the company's rapid growth, product development philosophy, and commitment to value. Tapler highlights PSA's vertical integration strategy, customer-centric approach through polls, and their expansion into new product lines like AKs, shotguns, and bolt-action rifles. The discussion also touches on PSA's role in advocating for Second Amendment rights and their unique business model.

This YouTube Shorts video features content from Palmetto State Armory (PSA), a well-known firearm manufacturer. The title hints at a shotgun being showcased. The description confirms the manufacturer's involvement with hashtags. Given the brevity of the format, the video likely provides a quick look or highlight of a PSA shotgun.

Palmetto State Armory (PSA) has entered the shotgun market with a modular design built from the ground up, emphasizing user customization. This new shotgun is not a clone, though it utilizes Remington 870 furniture for compatibility. Key features include independent barrel and magazine tube changes, repositioned controls for intuitive operation, Glock-compatible sights, and an enlarged feeding port for faster reloads. PSA aims to offer an affordable, American-made firearm that customers can build to their specific needs.