PSA "KRINK" 5.56

Published on March 9, 2024
Duration: 9:44

This video provides an in-depth review of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) "Krink" pistol chambered in 5.56. The presenter details various available configurations, technical specifications like barrel length and twist rate, and performance observations from multiple range trips. Key takeaways include initial reliability quirks with one-handed firing that smoothed out after break-in, excellent magazine compatibility, and overall satisfaction with PSA's value proposition for this AK variant.

Quick Summary

The PSA Krink pistol, chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, features an 8.4-inch 4150 steel barrel with a 1:7 twist rate and M24x1.5 threads. After an initial break-in, it exhibits 100% reliability with various magazines and ammunition, making it a high-value AK variant.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction
  2. 01:35First Shots & Overview
  3. 02:17Available Versions & Pricing
  4. 03:12Caliber Options & Future Plans
  5. 03:39Overall Specs & Features
  6. 04:00Barrel Details
  7. 04:19Trunion, Bolt & Carrier
  8. 04:42Component Variety
  9. 05:00Thread Pitch & Size
  10. 05:27Handguards & Furniture
  11. 05:38Sights & Dust Cover
  12. 05:52Range Performance & Accuracy
  13. 06:04Safety Selector & Action
  14. 06:20Grip & Balance
  15. 06:34Reliability Discussion
  16. 06:38Range Trip Breakdown
  17. 07:07Gassing & Short Barrels
  18. 07:11Initial Failures & Break-in
  19. 07:45Post Break-in Reliability
  20. 07:48Magazine Compatibility
  21. 08:11Suppressor & Reliability
  22. 08:19Ammunition Variety
  23. 08:35Ammunition Sponsor Shoutout
  24. 08:40Steel Case Ammo
  25. 08:55Overall Reliability Summary
  26. 09:01PSA AK Expertise
  27. 09:08Recommendation
  28. 09:19Follow on Social Media
  29. 09:28Viewer Engagement

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key technical specifications of the PSA Krink pistol?

The PSA Krink pistol features an 8.4-inch barrel made of 4150 steel with a gas nitride finish and a 1:7 twist rate. It uses M24x1.5 right-hand threads for the muzzle device and has a hammer-forged trunion, bolt, and carrier for durability.

How reliable is the PSA Krink pistol, especially with its short barrel?

After an initial break-in period (cycling a couple of magazines), the PSA Krink demonstrated 100% reliability with various magazines and ammunition. Initial stovepipe failures during one-handed firing resolved after this break-in.

What are the different configurations and price points for the PSA Krink?

The most premium PSA Krink configuration, with a triangle side-folding brace and specific furniture, is around $1,300 MSRP. Other versions are typically about $200 less expensive, offering different furniture and brace options.

What caliber is the PSA Krink offered in, and are there future plans for other calibers?

Currently, the PSA Krink is exclusively chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO. Palmetto State Armory has indicated plans to release future versions of the Krink in the 5.45x39mm caliber.

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