FAL REVIEW: DSA SA58 Bush Warrior

Published on September 9, 2021
Duration: 25:56

This review of the DSA SA58 Bush Warrior FAL offers a humorous yet technically grounded assessment from experienced reviewers. It details accuracy testing with various ammunition types, explores the rifle's short-stroke gas piston system with its 47 settings, and evaluates ergonomics and reliability through practical tests, including a dirt test and suppressor integration. The conclusion positions the FAL as a "cool" collectible or fun rifle rather than a primary tactical choice compared to modern platforms.

Quick Summary

The DSA SA58 Bush Warrior FAL review highlights its accuracy with various loads (3.27-5.1 MOA), a complex 47-setting short-stroke gas piston system, and ergonomic features. While aesthetically pleasing with manageable recoil, it's deemed more of a fun or collectible rifle than a practical primary tactical option compared to modern AR-10s.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction Parody
  2. 02:00Product Overview
  3. 03:18Accuracy Testing
  4. 04:42Reliability and Gas System
  5. 06:49Ergonomics and Controls
  6. 09:00The Good, The Bad, and The Feels
  7. 13:36Suppression and Heat
  8. 15:01Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the accuracy results for the DSA SA58 Bush Warrior?

The DSA SA58 Bush Warrior showed accuracy of 5.1 MOA with Tula 150gr, 3.3 MOA with Hornady Black 155gr A-MAX, and 3.27 MOA with Winchester M80 149gr, indicating it's not primarily a sniper rifle.

How does the gas system of the DSA SA58 Bush Warrior perform?

The rifle features a short-stroke gas piston with 47 settings, found to be overly complex. It required the highest gas setting to function during a dirt test, suggesting potential reliability issues in adverse conditions.

What are the pros and cons of the DSA SA58 Bush Warrior?

Pros include aesthetics, adjustable gas for suppression, good weight distribution (8.5 lbs), and manageable recoil. Cons are complex gas settings, difficult magazine insertion, and poor quality of current polymer magazines.

Is the DSA SA58 Bush Warrior suitable for a primary tactical setup?

The reviewers conclude that while the FAL is a 'cool' rifle for enjoyment or collecting, it is not considered a practical choice for a primary tactical setup when compared to modern AR-10 platforms.

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