Ordered these, I’m new to the ar game

[Cnkhunting]

PSA 18" RIFLE LENGTH 223 WYLDE 1/7 STAINLESS STEEL 15" LIGHTWEIGHT M-LOK UPPER WITH BCG & CH - 516445214

PSA AR15 COMPLETE CLASSIC STEALTH LOWER

I hope they are good

 

[backwoodsshooter]

PSA 18" RIFLE LENGTH 223 WYLDE 1/7 STAINLESS STEEL 15" LIGHTWEIGHT M-LOK UPPER WITH BCG & CH - 516445214

PSA AR15 COMPLETE CLASSIC STEALTH LOWER
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I hope they are good

PSA for the price is g2g, though i have noticed they tend to be on the side of overgassed

 

[Kansaswoodguy]

My brother has two from PSA that shoot MOA I had one that shot 2 MOA I traded mine for an outdoor boiler no complaints. I would suggest a trigger upgrade if your an accuracy guy but the spray and pray guys should love it as is.

 

[Cnkhunting]

My brother has two from PSA that shoot MOA I had one that shot 2 MOA I traded mine for an outdoor boiler no complaints. I would suggest a trigger upgrade if your an accuracy guy but the spray and pray guys should love it as is.

I'm looking for a trigger upgrade now

 

[Kansaswoodguy]

https://www.larue.com/products/larue-tactical-mbt-2s-trigger/ tough to beat for the money I have maybe 6 Larue triggers

 

[Steves1911]

Years ago their chf uppers were made by FN and were very nice. Not sure who makes their stuff now but have put together 2 of their freedom series for friends and they function well and shot decent.

 

[74honker]

Have one exactly like it with the previously stated Larue 2 stage trigger. Have only ran 55g loads so far but they go where I point it so far lol.

 

[jpd676]

PSA is the Harbor Freight of the gun world. Their stuff is a good bang for the buck. I have built AR's on PSA stuff and have ordered several of their uppers. They are great for a CQB set up but not going to be "sub moa all day" rifles. The CHF stuff is very good.

 

[sierracharlie338]

Look at cmc triggers also. Complete unit 1 piece and break like glass. Bang for the buck - LaRue

I "think" they started building in house and their quality control is really suffering. That being said I have one of their early uppers and it shoots 62g bonded rounds in 3/4 of an inch at 100.

 

[LVJ76]

I changed the trigger in mine to a TriggerTech adaptable and I love it. Set at 2.5 lbs and zero creep.

 

[Griffith187]

I think they are very good for the price point. I own several, I'm fairly certain all of them are honestly 1" groups at 100 with cheap vortex scopes and factory 55 hollow point. Ammo. I built a 224 Valkyrie with 6.5 twist and loaded some Ammo with the 90 grain Sierra and with no load development shot roughly 3/8" groups. I did replace all the triggers with geissele ssa triggers. I do like nice custom bolt rifles so I have always been a little embarrassed that I secretly love the PSA. I guess I'm not an Ar connoisseur because to be honest I have had great luck with them and can't see paying more when you get decent value with the PSA

 

[lyle2231]

Consider using an adjustable gas block. With higher end velocity loads the shorter barrel tends to over gas. At least in the upper I have. I put a JP gas block on mine. So far so good.

 

[RWE]

I have an upper that is very similar, same length, twist and chamber. It is five round group - sub MOA with hand loads and their polished trigger group. Not a precision rifle but certainly accurate and sub MOA when I have shot groups. I have only had it out to 400, just have not taken it further because other rifles need love too.

I have tried the PSA Enhanced Trigger (click this) on my nephews rifle and for $99 shipped, will be ordering one.

 

[Griffith187]

I have attached some of the first rounds I shot with the 224 down below. Remember this was with absolutely no load development. I just used that load and didn't even touch it after words I don't have much interest in this because of the speed.