Del-ton M4 rifle kit $279 shipped

There is a funny thing about barrels. One company says the life of their barrel is 150,000 rounds (and you can buy it for under a hundred bucks):

https://www.classicfirearms.com/ar-barrel-20-parkerized-bar-1in8-twist-threaded/

And we had the PSA rifle barrel discussion here last year:

https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/psa-nitride-barrels-good-or-bad.1398647/

I bought a PSA full size rifle upper via their site for $233 with tax included. It's a 1 x 7 nitride. My research says nitride is another name for Melonite and that nitride exceeds mil specs. You hear a lot of stuff on the Net and the PSA employees are dumber than a box of rocks. Sometimes I can tell you they are full of .... well you all know. When I asked the PSA rep yesterday about nitride, he didn't know anything about it and went on to say you can't get but 10,000 rounds max through any barrel. That's a huge difference between the numbers given by Classic Firearms.

So, I'm wondering now, has anybody here ever shot a PSA barrel out? Has one ever failed you under rapid fire? OR are they just uglier than a pretty Faxon barrel? Granted, PSA admits its lower end barrels are not as accurate as stainless, but if I need to worry about accuracy, I'd go for a bolt action rifle or at least a match M1a. Does anyone here have any actual long term experience with PSA or are we all parroting hearsay like I'm doing here?
https://www.survivalmonkey.com/threads/psa-freedom-rifle-passes-akou-5-000-round-torture-test.58316/

The PSA Freedom (cheapest) model outlasted the DD rifle (only made it to 2.5k rounds of 5k) that Rob Ski also tested. This is the best evidence I have found about PSA based on a real world test, one that has also found many AKMs failing.
 
I think PSA is a fine company. I have No problem with their products especially when you want options.

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