Why You Should Train With a PCC | JAKL-9 SD | Palmetto State Armory

This video demonstrates a rapid-fire practice drill using the Elite 9 PCC, as performed by Harold Cabunoc. The drill involves engaging multiple steel targets quickly, with a focus on maintaining accuracy under speed. The performance is measured using a shot timer, highlighting the importance of practice for maintaining shooting proficiency. Instruction is provided by an experienced shooter and military officer.

This video demonstrates the rapid-fire capabilities and reload efficiency of the Mimic Speed9 Pistol Caliber Carbine. Roger Barrera showcases the firearm's flat shooting characteristics, particularly when suppressed, and executes quick magazine changes under live-fire conditions. The demonstration highlights the platform's reliability and ergonomics for high-speed use.

This guide, based on insights from Palmetto State Armory's Justin, details the critical differences between subsonic and supersonic ammunition when using suppressors. It explains that suppressors primarily reduce gas noise, not the supersonic bullet crack. The guide highlights the benefits of subsonic rounds for noise reduction, common calibers, and potential maintenance needs due to powder composition, while warning about potential malfunctions with improper suppressor pairings.

This guide, presented by Palmetto State Armory, details the fundamental differences between single-stage and two-stage firearm triggers. Single-stage triggers offer a direct pull with minimal take-up, ideal for rapid fire and competition, but carry a slightly higher risk of accidental discharge. Two-stage triggers provide a distinct take-up phase and a wall, favored by precision and long-range shooters for enhanced control. The choice is ultimately personal and depends on the intended application.

This guide, presented by an experienced firearms instructor, demonstrates the significant difference in point of impact between supersonic and subsonic 300 Blackout ammunition at 50 yards, showing an approximate 5-inch variance. It emphasizes the critical importance of re-zeroing optics when switching between these ammunition types to maintain accuracy and promote responsible, safe shooting practices, especially with the increasing popularity of suppressors.

This video explores the viability of using 9mm Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) for affordable rifle training. The creator details a six-week training regimen with a 9mm AR-style carbine, comparing its performance and skill transfer to a .223 rifle. The core premise is to offer quality training without the high cost of .223/5.56 ammunition, posing the question if 9mm PCCs are the future of budget-conscious rifle practice. The description also includes social media handles and Patreon support links.

Palmetto State Armory's 2025 Concept Gun Poll showcases a diverse range of upcoming firearm prototypes, including modular bolt-action rifles, bullpup conversions, and new caliber variants. Notable entries include the PSA Emerge, Olcan Bullpup Lower, JAKL in 9mm and .338 ARC, the Sabre Thumper launcher, and the Sabre-11 2011-style pistol. The poll allows the community to influence which designs move into production, highlighting PSA's commitment to product development based on customer feedback.

Cameron from Palmetto State Armory provides a product update on the upcoming X5.7, a PDW-style firearm chambered in 5.7x28mm. The firearm features a 40-round magazine, ambidextrous safety, and an AR-15 style charging handle. It is slated for a Summer 2025 launch, with tooling currently underway. The presentation highlights the firearm's build materials and compatibility features.

Palmetto State Armory showcased innovative concept firearms at Shot Show 2024, inviting viewer votes to prioritize production. Highlights include the AK-inspired VUK, the versatile Thumper launcher, bullpup and 9mm Jakl variants, multiple Dagger pistol calibers (.22 LR, .45 ACP, 10mm), the Sabre Enhanced M4, the Emerge Bolt Gun series, the 5.7x28mm X5.7 PDW, and the user-serviceable 570 Shotgun.

Palmetto State Armory provides an update on the PSA X5.7 pistol, detailing design refinements based on customer feedback. Key improvements include an ambidextrous safety, last round bolt open, and Glock-compatible sights. The design is finalized, with production tooling underway for a projected Q1 2025 release.