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That is a really good sign and I like that already because there are a million and a half selector switches. The safety can very easily be swapped for any standard AR-15 selector switch.

It is slick on the right side of the gun but is still marketing with fire and safe on the lower. It is only on the left side of the gun geared towards right-handed shooters. The safety on the PSA AR9 is your standard mil-spec AR-style safety lever. So, we will start with the controls beginning with the safety. It depends on how well the guns feel in your hand and how well the controls work if it will feel right while shooting it. The ergonomics of any gun are the base of where it starts. There’s a decent amount of weight to it, and it feels well built straight out of the box. Overall, when you grab this gun, it feels solid. The charging handle is your average run-of-the-mill AR-15 charging handle. This model comes with an SB tactical brace. The lower is solid and has thick walls on the magwell. The upper meets the hand guard in a way that isn’t totally flush but still transitions relatively easily. It has a flat side, whereas an AR typically has a rounded upper and the block type build of this gun definitely gives it a very unique look. When you first grab this gun, it’s definitely interesting in that it’s beefy for a pistol-caliber carbine.

So today we’re taking a good hard look at another pistol caliber carbine, AKA, a PCC from Palmetto State Armory. The value is definitely there in pretty much every one of their guns that I have purchased or owned and their lowers for their AR-15s seem to work just as well as any other forged lower on the market. They aren’t known for high end high quality, but they are known to make a good bang for your buck. Palmetto State Armory is mostly known for value-built firearms. 8 Final thoughts About Palmetto State Armory