Everything NEW at Palmetto State Armory Shot Show 2026

Published on January 20, 2026
Duration: 9:17

This video provides an expert-level overview of new offerings from Palmetto State Armory at SHOT Show 2026, focusing on the innovative AXR platform. A PSA representative details the AXR's short-stroke piston system, modularity, and new E4 bolt, alongside the AXR PDW with its unique Modular Fire Control unit. The segment also covers a new 9mm Krinkov variant and the Sabre-key under-barrel shotgun attachment.

Quick Summary

Palmetto State Armory introduced the AXR platform at SHOT Show 2026, featuring a short-stroke piston, monolithic rail, and new E4 bolt for calibers like .338 ARC. The AXR PDW uses a Modular Fire Control unit for adaptability. Also showcased were a 9mm Krinkov compatible with CZ Scorpion mags and the Sabre-key 12-gauge SBS shotgun attachment.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to PSA AXR
  2. 01:10AXR Short Stroke Piston (SSP)
  3. 01:40AXR Modularity and Calibers
  4. 03:48AXR PDW and MFC Unit
  5. 06:02Soviet Arms 9mm Krink
  6. 07:22Sabre-key Shotgun Attachment

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Palmetto State Armory AXR platform?

The AXR platform features a short-stroke piston system for reduced weight and recoil, a monolithic top rail for modularity, and an advanced E4 bolt system designed for high-pressure calibers like .338 ARC and 6mm ARC. It moves away from traditional Mil-Spec receiver patterns to enhance weight and modularity.

What is the AXR PDW and its Modular Fire Control (MFC) unit?

The AXR PDW is a variant of the AXR platform featuring a Modular Fire Control (MFC) unit. This allows the fire control group to be swapped between different frames, such as a PDW frame or a handgun frame, offering significant user customization and adaptability.

What is the Sabre-key and its classification?

The Sabre-key is a Masterkey-style under-barrel shotgun attachment. It is a 10-inch 12-gauge SBS (Short Barreled Shotgun), designed to mount onto M4A1 profile barrels using an M203 style mount, and is subject to NFA regulations.

How does the new 9mm Krinkov differ from the AK-V?

The new 9mm Krinkov features a slimmer magwell compared to the AK-V, a 5.5mm side-folding rear trunnion for easier SBR conversion, and is compatible with PSA AK-V and CZ Scorpion style magazines, offering enhanced modularity and compatibility.

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