PSA Dagger ‘Just as Good’ Confirmed- USPSA Match

Published on February 2, 2025
Duration: 10:27

This video details a competitor's first USPSA match using a PSA Dagger pistol. The shooter provides an honest assessment of the firearm's performance, including malfunctions, and discusses safety observations from the match, specifically negligent discharges. The content offers practical insights for competitive shooters and those considering the PSA Dagger.

Quick Summary

The PSA Dagger performed adequately in its first USPSA match, despite two light primer strikes and one magazine drop malfunction over 1300 rounds. The shooter recommends vetting the pistol with 300-400 rounds. Critical safety observations included two negligent discharges, highlighting the importance of treating all NDs as serious violations.

Chapters

  1. 00:41Intro & Match Overview
  2. 01:13Malfunction on Stage Two
  3. 01:43Dagger Reliability Update (1300 Rounds)
  4. 02:15Self-Assessment: Match Performance
  5. 02:43PSA Dagger Recommendation
  6. 03:13Safety Observations: Negligent Discharges
  7. 04:00ND Example 1: PCC Shoulder Transition
  8. 04:43ND Example 2: 2011 Pistol Discharge
  9. 05:04Treating NDs Seriously
  10. 06:00Breaking the 180 & NDs: Automatic No-Go
  11. 06:42Overall Dagger Performance Summary
  12. 07:18Viewer Engagement & Sign-off

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the PSA Dagger perform in its first USPSA match?

The PSA Dagger completed its first USPSA match with approximately 1300 rounds fired. It experienced two light primer strikes and one magazine drop malfunction, but overall performed well enough for the shooter to recommend it after proper vetting.

What are the key safety concerns observed during the USPSA match?

Two negligent discharges were observed: one with a PCC during a shoulder transition and another with a 2011 pistol. The speaker emphasizes that all NDs should be treated as serious safety violations and grounds for disqualification.

What is the shooter's recommendation for PSA Dagger owners?

The shooter recommends the standard PSA Dagger, advising potential buyers to fire at least 300-400 rounds through their pistol to ensure it runs reliably before using it in competition or for self-defense.

What types of malfunctions did the PSA Dagger experience?

During the match, the PSA Dagger experienced two light primer strikes, which are a common issue with some ammunition or firearm combinations. It also had one instance where the magazine dropped out of the gun.

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