Description
SKU 51655110505
Brand Palmetto State Armory
Model Number 51655110505
UPC 51655110505
DETAILS
Barrel Length: 7"
Gas System: Blowback
Barrel Profile: Tri-Lug Suppressor Mount & Thread Protector
Barrel Steel: 4150V Chrome Moly Steel
Barrel Finish: Nitride
Chrome Lining: None
Muzzle Thread: 1/2-28
Chamber: 9mm (9x19)
Twist Rate: 1 in 10"
Barrel Extension: Blowback
Diameter at Gas Block: N/A
Gas Block Type: N/A
Muzzle Device: 1/2x28 Thread Protector
Receiver Material: Forged 7075 T6
Receiver Type: AR-V Slick Side Upper
Handguard Type: 5" MP5 Style Free Float Aluminum Handguard
Bolt Carrier Group Included: Yes
Bolt Steel: 8620
Bolt Carrier Profile: AR-V 9mm Bolt Carrier Group
Last Round Bolt Hold Open: Yes
Charging Handle Included: Yes
Lower Receiver: Forged 7075 T6 Aluminum
Receiver Finish: Hardcoat Anodized
Fire Control Group: Single-Stage, Enhanced Polished Trigger (EPT)
Grip: Magpul, Black
Buffer Tube: 7075 T6 Aluminum
Pistol Brace: SB Tactical PDW Pistol Stabilizing Brace, Black
Magazine: PSA AK-V U9 35 Round 9x19mm Magazine, Black (Also compatible with CZ Scorpion Mags)
FEATURES
Barrel: 7" chrome moly steel tri-lug barrel. Chambered in 9mm, (9x19), with a 1/10 twist. The barrel is nitride treated for durability and finished off with a 5" MP5 style free-float rail and a 1/2x28 thread protector.
Upper: Forged 7075 T6 aluminum AR-V slick side upper is hard coat anodized black for durability. These upper receivers are made for us right here in the USA.
Bolt Carrier Group: AR-V 9mm BCG. Nitride treated 8620 steel bolt, with an enhanced firing pin and external 5.56 style extractor. The bolt carrier group is compatible with most aftermarket fire control groups.
Lower:. Forged 7075 T6 aluminum and then hard coat anodized, these lowers are purpose built to accept AR-V U9 and CZ Scorpion Magazines. The lower is assembled with a Palmetto State Armory MOE EPT PDW lower build kit with a Magpul Grip and SB Tactical PDW Pistol Stabilizing Brace. This product features last round bolt hold open.
UPC#: 051655110505
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Comments (27)
Is this the gun Turd Ferguson uses?
This thing with a Rare Breed forced reset smokes smooth as butter.
will this take regular AR trigger upgrades like Geissele?
I cant see giving this kind of money for a PSA when I can buy a CZ Scorpion, Ruger or Stribog for less money ?? When they start having some better QC I may consider spending my hard earned $$ with them.
Ruger pc charger & binary trigger is about 50 bucks more than this! Go this way!
Yep. Nothing against PSA but this is $599 at most = Willingness to Pay. Goddamn Tyrannical ATF and their pending pistol brace reclass. Like i said..$599
A year later and I would up my willingness to buy to $650. I did buy a psa arv stripped lower and upper set and was able to build it out for 515. So if you build your own, you can get close to building this for less. To each their own. GN’B on the Tubes….peace out
What 9mm uppers brand-wise would you be able to put on lower? Just psa? Or are there better options
If there’s one thing PSA is starting to master, it’s making cheap knockoffs of foreign guns.
It's more of a AR-9/CZ Scorpion hybrid than a SP5/MP5 "knockoff". It uses Gen 2 CZ Scorpion magazines and a similar magazine catch. The handguard looks MP5ish, but it's nothing more than a free floating handguard that can mount to any AR-15.Similar handguards are sold by Boyden and BYOAR.
What a beauty! My credit card is getting real warm looking at this advertisement...lol. I surely can't afford any HIGH COST brand MP5, so this may fill that want and void I have in my collection. The best of both worlds in my opinion. 25%AR, 75% MP5 variant. Dang what to do...is it worth. Sleeping on the couch for a week? Lol. Is it worth not asking for permission instead asking for forgiveness after I buy it? Lol.
Just kidding, I don't need any permission or apology.
PS. One thing I would like to see is this in a side charging handle platform!
As much detail as he just went into…he probably had to get permission just to post that comment
Had my eye on these for a while; if I didn't have my CZ Scorpion I probably would've purchased one by now. I still may; does anyone have both that can speak to the performance differences & which they prefer/why?
I have both an AR-V and a 3+ micro. Both are direct blowback guns, so they shoot equally "OK" IMHO. Because the AR-V is built from an AR-15 platform, accessories, buffers and triggers are plentiful and cheap. It's also a lot easier to disassemble and work on. Personally, I like the looks and feel of the CZ better. It's also a bit lighter and easier to conceal with a folding stock because there's no external buffer assembly. I couldn't pick just one, so I bought both...
Bump. Would love to see a response to this because I am looking to purchase one of them.
I bought some HK type diopter front and rear BUIS sights from ebay a few months ago. Cheap as they were (like $20 for the set) they would look perfect on this pistol. Almost the same as a MP5 front and rear sights.
I bought this one and I love it. Definitely looks like an MP5 and AR had a baby. It’s the perfect size for a sub CQB gun. I also have the AKV and love that one as well. The bolt release is sensitive so I enjoy giving it the HK slap. It’s my bedside gun.
I’m gonna guess this is cause they can’t give us the mp5 they hyped up
That handguard sure gives it that MP5 look. I think they are having so much success with their AK-V and other in house manufactured offerings they have permanently put the PSA-5 on the shelf. Maybe if demand dies down they will pick it back up.
I can see spending 800 on this one. If I didn't own the akv I would buy one.
So, I purchased one of these in 2021 and all was well until I accidentally misplaced the bolt it came with on a shooting trip. Long story short, PSA will NOT sell you a replacement bolt for this gun despite it being proprietary. You have to re-purchase the entire AR-V kit to get a replacement bolt (which is a wear item). Until they start selling replacement parts for this gun, I'd look at something else...