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Originally Posted By heavyduty: Any ETA for the Ranch Rifle sights? I have two Gens1s waiting (5.56 and 7.62x51)… Attached File |
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Originally Posted By heavyduty: Mike, was that reply for the Ranch Rifle sights? (Fingers and toes crossed) Yes, specifically the Ranch sights. The 10/22 stuff will be later this year. |
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Originally Posted By Coffin-Nail: AR-V stripped upper. I guess I'll ask every few months in the hope that they'll release some while the product is still alive. A side charger version would be an interesting option. A lighter weight Jakl style upper would be even better in my opinion; personally I want the optional capability to fire with the stock folded when it comes to a small caliber weapon (ala British SAS MP5 style). The Matador seems to have issues (Brownell's seems to have dropped it) and it does not work with the PSA AR-V lower from everything I've seen. |
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Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: A side charger version would be an interesting option. A lighter weight Jakl style upper would be even better in my opinion; personally I want the optional capability to fire with the stock folded when it comes to a small caliber weapon (ala British SAS MP5 style). The Matador seems to have issues (Brownell's seems to have dropped it) and it does not work with the PSA AR-V lower from everything I've seen. Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Originally Posted By Coffin-Nail: AR-V stripped upper. I guess I'll ask every few months in the hope that they'll release some while the product is still alive. A side charger version would be an interesting option. A lighter weight Jakl style upper would be even better in my opinion; personally I want the optional capability to fire with the stock folded when it comes to a small caliber weapon (ala British SAS MP5 style). The Matador seems to have issues (Brownell's seems to have dropped it) and it does not work with the PSA AR-V lower from everything I've seen. That would be cool. I just short stroked mine and it will still lock back but with my hydraulic buffer the bolt release is too hard to overcome now. A side charger would be a great way to get it in action from an empty start on the clock. |
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Two things. First, I said it before, and I'll say it again, because it's a nice option you offer for the AKs, but have a furniture read version of you AK-V pistol and carbine. Second, may or may not be a worthwhile thing, but either consider a redesign of the carbine version, or make a completely separate version that is like the Century WASR M...  ...but with the scorpion mag compatibility of your AK-Vs. |
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Hi PSA, we have been using your micro dagger mags with the G48 and so far pretty good. The only downside is the follower occasionally seems to hang up with the Excess Arms +5 extension that we have been using. Will PSA be coming out with an OEM +5 for these mags? Thanks! See this thread: https://www.ar15.com/forums/industry/-/301-305288/?page=1#i4259788 The suggestion there is just a longer mag tube for 20 rounds over an extension. |
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Originally Posted By Gator84: M14/M1A upscaled to chamber .30-06. Basically a new-era BAR or Colt Monitor, but half the weight, with 20-rnd mags under $50. Ambi controls would be nice too. |
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"Everyman Can" - An affordable entry-level .30 cal silencer that functions effectively. It doesn't need to be the quietest or lightest but should be economically produced! We all understand that silencers can be overpriced and inaccessible for some (is this why you sell affordable guns, correct?). Rugged sells their fixed barrel spacers for $40, and you're offering the PSA Rock 5.7s for $319. With wait times decreasing and demand outpacing production capabilities now is the perfect time! |
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Originally Posted By hodgescl: G17 length dagger slides? They already do. They're just not in stock that often. https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-dagger/slides-slide-parts.html?slide_type=Compact%20X&product_list_order=price_asc I'd prefer no barrel or RSA, because I prefer a different style. I can see why they don't sell barrel less X slides. The average customer is so stupid, they'd never remember that you'd have to use a Gen5 only G17 or G34 barrel. Before you fanbois cry, remember how many times they have to tell people not to use ported barrels in non-ported slides so the end of the frame doesn't get blown off 
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DPMS G2 rebirth. This IS the original Ruger SFAR as someone else stated. You own it, bring it back to life. You have a community of people (me) that will buy more parts, uppers, rifles. I love mine, but it's effectively abandoned and if anything breaks, I've got an expensive club. Suppressors. Make a 308 and 5.56 that are $500 or so and in the "85% as good" category as everything else that's out there. Then some adapters for them. You'll kill it. Let me know when these will be ready please so I can prepare my credit card. Thank you! |
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Originally Posted By pool_shark: "Everyman Can" - An affordable entry-level .30 cal silencer that functions effectively. It doesn't need to be the quietest or lightest but should be economically produced! We all understand that silencers can be overpriced and inaccessible for some (is this why you sell affordable guns, correct?). Rugged sells their fixed barrel spacers for $40, and you're offering the PSA Rock 5.7s for $319. With wait times decreasing and demand outpacing production capabilities now is the perfect time! YES, a affordable suppressor! and depending how much you invest in it... maybe even a program or setup like silencer shop to process the ATF forms and make money off that too, if financially feasible. |
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Originally Posted By pool_shark: "Everyman Can" - An affordable entry-level .30 cal silencer that functions effectively. It doesn't need to be the quietest or lightest but should be economically produced! We all understand that silencers can be overpriced and inaccessible for some (is this why you sell affordable guns, correct?). Rugged sells their fixed barrel spacers for $40, and you're offering the PSA Rock 5.7s for $319. With wait times decreasing and demand outpacing production capabilities now is the perfect time! This makes sense with 1 week approvals |
I wouldn't stand in front of a piss-filled supersoaker. Does that make it a good pistol? - Caboose314
I thought I was covered for 22 cans, but the NFAids is a bitch when it mutates - themagikbullet
I thought I was covered for 22 cans, but the NFAids is a bitch when it mutates - themagikbullet
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Originally Posted By bradpierson26: This makes sense with 1 week approvals Originally Posted By bradpierson26: Originally Posted By pool_shark: "Everyman Can" - An affordable entry-level .30 cal silencer that functions effectively. It doesn't need to be the quietest or lightest but should be economically produced! We all understand that silencers can be overpriced and inaccessible for some (is this why you sell affordable guns, correct?). Rugged sells their fixed barrel spacers for $40, and you're offering the PSA Rock 5.7s for $319. With wait times decreasing and demand outpacing production capabilities now is the perfect time! This makes sense with 1 week approvals Yep. I know I (and others) have brought this up numerous times. It just mages sense and makes suppressors that much closer to “common usage”. If anyone can do it PSA can. |
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For AAC / PSA Ammo: -Bulk 124gr +p (124gr @ 1250fps from G17) using RMR's JHP or similar cheap but reliable cup n' core hollow point, designed to be sold in 250/500/1000rd cases. JHP that expands can be made for about a penny more than FMJ; PSA could majorly undercut the big ammo makers who are totally gouging on JHP prices while still charging a solid margin over FMJ.  -Bulk #1 Buckshot, 16 pellet. Theres basically no option on the market for bulk #1 (or really all that much #1 at all), despite #1 being considered the optimal Buckshot size. 
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Originally Posted By jd2395: Suppressors. Make a 308 and 5.56 that are $500 or so and in the "85% as good" category as everything else that's out there. Then some adapters for them. You'll kill it. Let me know when these will be ready please so I can prepare my credit card. Thank you! Yhm makes great cans in the $500 range |
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A less than 90 degree safety selector 45, 50 etc. BUT not $50! you're doing a Mono upper for the JAKL, how about a Mono upper for the AR maybe a PDW/ 15-17 degree grip. I heard the a2 pistol grip 25 degree was made for chickin' winging and sticking your elbow out. if you got into injection molding plastic then just think of the other items you could make too, stocks etc. a SHTF handguard, super durable with a crazy strong attachment point to barrel nut, like DD rails, then market it and do torture tests to show durability. Since you guys are about the most popular firearm brand... how about a integrally suppressed 16 inch barrel, like the Larue one. ONE tax stamp for a SBR and Suppressor. With suppressors taking off now odds of the item doing well would be high. I would be in for a JAKL, and AR. |
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For the 570 Shotgun: -Nitrided Finish for corrosion / wear resistance; instantly marks the 570 as higher quality then parkerized 870 and 500s -PSA Bulk #1 16 Pellet Buckshot to feed the 570 -18" Vent Rib barrel like this VangComp offering: 
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While parusing one of the stores in Charelston not that long ago, one of my kids pointed out the “banana girl” stickers with some of the Ak mags (I think) and they had some up by the checkout. I stopped by again about a month later to get a few more stickers to hand out and there were none to be had  I wish those would come with my orders  instead of or in addition to the regular PSA stickers. That would also make a fantastic T-shirt too  Cheers! Indy |
| For a completely different industry, auto parts. Specifically , cams and lifters for early model muscle cars. Current offerings are now all made in China and wear out at an extremely fast rate. The whole auto part industry is now this way. There is money to be made here. |
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