PSA 570 Shotgun - Product Update | Palmetto State Armory

Published on January 14, 2025
Duration: 1:39

This guide details the modular design and compatibility of the Palmetto State Armory PSA 570 Shotgun, as presented by a manufacturer representative. It highlights the firearm's 'build-it-yourself' philosophy, its compatibility with Glock-style front sights and Remington 870 furniture, and its ability to cycle both standard and mini-shells. The information is presented with high authority, focusing on practical customization for end-users.

Quick Summary

The PSA 570 Shotgun emphasizes a 'build-it-yourself' modular design, similar to the AR-15 platform. It supports both standard and 1-inch mini-shells, and features compatibility with Glock-style front sights and Remington 870 aftermarket furniture, allowing for extensive user customization.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction and SHOT Show Context
  2. 00:28Design Philosophy: Build-It-Yourself
  3. 00:43Key Features and Compatibility
  4. 01:07Modularity and Sales Options
  5. 01:25Release Timeline

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core design philosophy behind the PSA 570 Shotgun?

The PSA 570 is designed as a 'build-it-yourself' shotgun, mirroring the modularity of the AR-15 platform. This allows end-users to easily assemble and customize the firearm at home into various configurations.

What types of ammunition and furniture are compatible with the PSA 570?

The PSA 570 is updated to cycle both standard 12 Gauge shells and 1-inch mini-shells. It also features compatibility with Remington 870 aftermarket furniture for customization.

How does the PSA 570's modular hanger system work?

The modular hanger system is not permanently attached, allowing users to adjust barrel length and magazine tube capacity. It is also designed to be compatible with Glock-style front sights.

When is the PSA 570 Shotgun expected to be released?

The PSA 570 shotgun is slated for launch towards the end of the third quarter or the beginning of the fourth quarter of the current year, according to Palmetto State Armory.

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