PSA 9mm ar pistol

[FF/ Trader]

Thoughts on the psa 9mm pistols. Thinking of building one. Anyone have issues with them.

 

[bowhtr1]

I have been thinking the same thing. Only negative I hear is that it doesn't hold the bolt open on the last round.

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[BMC73]

I would spend a few dollars more and purchase the Foxtrot Mike FM9 pistol. It has the best and most reliable LRBHO on the market. Will shoot steel cased ammo with zero issues. The quality for the price is unbeatable.

https://www.primaryarms.com/foxtrot...e-side-charging-9mm-ar-pistol-with-sba3-brace

https://www.primaryarms.com/fm-products-dedicated-9mm-ar-lower-stripped-billet

https://www.primaryarms.com/search?keywords=foxtrot

I have an FM9 pistol that I absolutely love and have had zero issues with in over 5000rds.

 

[Megawolf]

Built a psa, liked it, sold it.
Traded for a psa, traded it before i got home.
Bought an psa upper, liked it, on my spare spikes.
Built a spikes with faxon gen 2 bcg, spike buffer, flat wire spring, and pof fc from black Friday sale and it was cheaper, keeping it. 6-11k rounds and only issue was my lack of cleaning it before 4k rounds.In all fairness it was a busy month with 6 competitions and work....but...here's my sign...lol
Built a TN poly lower, liked it with my psa upper but a friend offered something i could not refuse, would buy again.
I know a few that own the Foxtrot Mike and love th3m, also know a 2 that have nothing but issues shooting pcc.

On the factory built psa 9 the factory fcg would sometimes fire more than once. Replace it.

 

[alleycat]

The psa version is a great suppressor host. Runs very well...only downside to me is the extra gas/powder spray when running her with the can

 

[JDS556762]

Have had a registered Colt-fed PSA AR9 SBR for over 2 years. Suppressed and un-Suppressed no problems.