Generally, you get what you pay for in a pistol, and sub-$400 territory is usually murky water.
It seems a little too cheap, to be blunt. The PSA Dagger Compact model I tested is only $359, and has added upgrades of an RMR optic cut, Ameriglo black co-witness suppressor sights, and a threaded barrel. It has iron sights, a beveled, “carry-cut” slide, and a DLC finish. The most basic PSA Dagger Compact model rings up at only $299. I’ve found that it fits in most of the G19-compatible holsters I have. The PSA Dagger, at least on paper, is both a bargain and an upgraded Glock-style pistol. I’ve tested and reviewed pistols like the Stoeger STR-9, and been pleased with their reliability, but they aren’t as feature-rich as some of the more flashy Glock clones. Some companies that borrow Glock’s design features focus on producing a pistol that’s a bargain. The PSA Dagger (top) and Lone Wolf Dusk 19 (bottom) are both derivatives of the Glock G19 (middle). And so they’ve personalized or optimized the blocky Glocks with aftermarket parts and custom modifications. They’re pistols that have a long-standing reputation for being simple, affordable, and categorically reliable. These pistols from Palmetto State Armory fall into a larger category of aftermarket blasters that specifically mimic Glock’s designs-particularly pistols like the Glock G19, which is one of the most popular 9mm pistols in the world.
Glock mos cut manual#
Safety: safety trigger, striker-block safety, no manual safety.
Trigger: 6 pounds, 10 ounces (measured).Optic: RMR optics cut, cover plate included.Sights: Ameriglo lower ⅓ co-witness, black, serrated front post.Barrel: 4.5-inch, stainless steel, dlc-coated, threaded (.5 in.Slide: Stainless steel, Sniper Green Cerakote finish.Frame: Black polymer, one-slot accessory rail.Weight: 23.5 ounces (measured with empty magazine).Dimensions: 5.2 inches (H) x 7.65 inches (L) x 1.28 inches (W).
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