I’m excited to see new 5.7 offerings, but I’m disappointed no one has made a compact CCW 5.7.
They have said the Rock Compact is the next handgun to be made. That was annouced pre-shot.
I’m not the best at following what’s going on. That makes me happy to hear a compact 5.7 is in the works.
This is a must have by today’s standards. Give us options for the barrel length but don’t pin and weld unless you are ready/able to attach every possible muzzle device and mounting system available. Keep it simple.
I’ve been wanting to buy a new shotgun for a while now but I am constantly comparing specifications, accessory availability, and PRICE… this 570 12gauge looks super cool andiwantit. I was wondering if a PSA shotgun was ever going to happen, lets hope it’s affordable, but more importantly, reliable.
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Please give us the Thumper and 570 and that 10mm CCW! For $300 as long as AAC makes some offerings for it, I’ll buy one for everyone of my clones 
This year’s SHOT is exactly why I like PSA. If not for them, the whole show would’ve been a pretty big bore for me…just a lot more of the same old things at extreme prices. But Palmetto comes in swinging not with one big thing but an entire lineup of very cool s— that people have been asking for.
People would’ve loved Mossberg if they took the 590, beveled the loading port, improved the release, and said you could customize it from the factory floor. PSA gave us that, and probably for less money.
People would’ve freaked out if any manufacturer offered an MP7-like PDW for a reasonable price (not something like the Tommybuilt that’s gonna be $4k and unobtanium) and then said they were already working with Franklin on a binary trigger for it as well. PSA’s offering us that as well.
Imagine the reaction if anyone else came out with an AK-12 concept. PSA did.
And that’s not even getting into all the other stuff like the 10mm Dagger, Sabre Dagger line, the customizable bolt rifle, all the new JAKLs, a freaking launcher…I can’t imagine a company bringing it better than they did this year. So much so it seems like people forgot all about the STG and that’s coming soon.
Letting everyone vote and see the results is fantastic. What other manufacturer is taking customer feedback and delivering like PSA? My fav is how most of the products are customizable and not one size/style fits all.
5.7 Carbines are hot, hot, hot right now. They are tack drivers at the range and you can carry a ton of ammo to boot… light.
Pistol caliber carbines are the rave. A lightweight, hi-cap 10mm carbine would also be a big winner. Several have tried but to bulky and heavy. It needs to be on something like a Beretta CX Storm frame.
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Love to see a 5.7 jakl (Actually everything 5.7)
also love to see a 410ga jakl as well.
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All these guns are SUPER COOL but that doesn’t mean they are going to sell.
Every American should own a shotgun, handgun, and an AR15. I’d even say to add to the list an AR10 or bolt action in a common caliber since those are more suited for fighting tyranny.
Anything outside the scope of the above mentioned, is all impulse buy or just stuff to throw in a safe. Super cool, but PSA is more in the business of making affordable defense weapons. This other stuff is kinda knockoff of premium guns like the SCAR but heavier, the AK but smoother, the MP7 but not really. VERY COOL LOOKING stuff, but not what the market needs.
The 5.7 might however, make a good cheek gun. The cheek gun market is a really solid option for civilians looking for small, lightweight, concealable, dictator crushers. I think the market is there but untapped for cheek guns. This isn’t optimized for that role, but it’s a stepping stone. I’d like to see a 5.7 geared towards being optimized for this purpose. It wouldn’t need a traditional stock since its not shouldered, but held to the cheek so it can be something MP7 sized, but maybe more streamlined like the keltec CP33