I have the SA Edge Evac and SA Victor PDW. I was shooting/zero'ing them at 25, 50, and 100 yards a few days ago. At 25 yards they had decent accuracy. At 50 they were starting to spread, with the Evac being a tighter group than the PDW. At 100 neither was great, but I was using non-magnified Sig and Holosun red dots.
I bought them because they're cool as all hell, and for CQB. They are LOUD though, and unsupressed, inside a home at night... it would be like a flash bang! I also took my regular SA Saint Victor 5.56 AR pistol and my old school Bushmaster 20" A2 HBAR, so I could compare loudness between all of them. The Bushy was a pussy cat, and far more accurate at distance than the other three pistols. The three SA pistols were equally loud between all three, but each had a different sound. The Evac and PDW had more recoil than the others. I also have SA Saint Victor pistols in .300 Blackout and .308. They're awesome too, but I left them home because I wanted to compare apples to apples. My CMMG Guard in 9mm isn't relevant here, but would be my #1 choice to use inside my home of a few other CQB scenarios.
My black guns are my "babies" and frankly, I'm thinking about selling my 2005 SA M1A Standard and my November 1943 SA M1 Garand, because though they are awesome, they just don't enter into my sphere of interest at the moment. I should probably keep the Garand though. It's all original parts and may have seen combat (the stock is pretty worn). But actual current, useful and capable fighting handguns, pistols, and rifles are what I care about right now. The other stuff is really just safe queens. Don't get me wrong... the Garand and M1A are very battle-capable rifles, but they're not on the list of guns I would load-out with in a SHTF scenario. My AR pistols and one of my .308 bolt rifles would be in my kit... along with one of my S&W M&P 9 sidearms.