palmetto state armory 9mm ar pistol review

Overtravel is extremely short (love that), and the reset is also very short (love it also.) Not a glass-rod break, but not horrible either. When you hit the wall, it’s decently firm and well-defined.

The pull itself is a bit long and soft, but that in itself is a safety feature. Hinged triggers aren’t my favorite since they tend to feel squishy, but at least you don’t have a trigger blade digging into your finger. The Dagger’s trigger is a hinged trigger that acts the same as Glock’s trigger safety, just a different presentation of it. It’s a little different, but it is as good, in my opinion. Side-by-side, the Dagger’s trigger is as good as my upgraded Glock trigger and much better than the stock Glock trigger. My old EDC Glock had an Apex kit and a TyrentCNC trigger shoe to make the trigger shorter, slightly lighter, and much crisper. Trigger pull isn’t 2011, but it’s not the worst, either. Mostly clones of the Gen 3, since that has become more or less the defacto standard.Ĭutout in the bottom of the frame makes stripping magazines out super easy. Here we are 35 years later, and while Glock is on their 5th generation of “Perfection,” there are also at least a dozen Glock 17/19 clones on the market. The Glock 17 was invented in 1982, and the Glock 19 would follow a few years later in ‘88. Magazine: Comes with One (1) 15rd Magazine.Safety: Striker Block Safety & Trigger Safety.

While there are lots of options out there, one of the best might be the Palmetto State Armory Dagger line.Ī clone of the ever-popular Glock Gen 3, the Dagger has some new tricks that deserve a closer look. We’re in a golden age of budget-priced pistols that are also durable and reliable. A BUDGET PISTOL THAT BRINGS MORE THAN YOU EXPECT

Palmetto state armory 9mm ar pistol review