Wish it included MBUIS... Would've pulled the trigger
Your loss. These are great guns.
Not sure how you arrive at that conclusion. As an AR it has almost unlimited modification capability in terms of stocks, forends, trigger groups, sights, etc. Unlike this AR the Evo is limited to 5 rounds (in proprietary mags) which for a PCC is a major downer. I put a Timney 3 pound trigger in my PSA along with a TRS-25 red dot and Ergo F93 stock and this thing is great. Runs like a to[p and is accurate to boot. Plus the PSA has a lifetime warranty.Not sure where I mentioned they were not.
Just saying at the end of the line, it'll be the same price as an Evo 3.
Now, they are not the same design, but I'd feel like I have more for my buck with the Evo.
Not sure how you arrive at that conclusion. As an AR it has almost unlimited modification capability in terms of stocks, forends, trigger groups, sights, etc. Unlike this AR the Evo is limited to 5 rounds (in proprietary mags) which for a PCC is a major downer. I put a Timney 3 pound trigger in my PSA along with a TRS-25 red dot and Ergo F93 stock and this thing is great. Runs like a to[p and is accurate to boot. Plus the PSA has a lifetime warranty.
I'm not saying the Evo is a bad gun (except for the trigger which is in the top 3 worst triggers I've ever tried) but I just don't see how you're getting more for your buck with it over the PSA.
I think he's saying you get more out of the PSA due to the ability to change a lot of parts on it quite easily.
To clarify, does the PSA register as an AR? If the feds come knocking for AR's one day would they take this as well is essentially my concern?
I do get that point. However I don't change the handguard on my ARs everyday nor rebarrel them.
My point was: Price point wise I would pick the Evo over the PSA for the same price. It is compact, lightweight with a folding stock and supplied with factory iron sights.
Not sure how you arrive at that conclusion. As an AR it has almost unlimited modification capability in terms of stocks, forends, trigger groups, sights, etc. Unlike this AR the Evo is limited to 5 rounds (in proprietary mags) which for a PCC is a major downer. I put a Timney 3 pound trigger in my PSA along with a TRS-25 red dot and Ergo F93 stock and this thing is great. Runs like a to[p and is accurate to boot. Plus the PSA has a lifetime warranty.
I'm not saying the Evo is a bad gun (except for the trigger which is in the top 3 worst triggers I've ever tried) but I just don't see how you're getting more for your buck with it over the PSA.
The problem is they are not the same price. The PSA is going to run you about C$840 plus shipping & taxes. The Evo's are about $1200 plus shipping & taxes so you're talking roughly a $400 price difference.I do get that point. However I don't change the handguard on my ARs everyday nor rebarrel them.
My point was: Price point wise I would pick the Evo over the PSA for the same price. It is compact, lightweight with a folding stock and supplied with factory iron sights.
Isn't the evo priced something like 1100-1200?
The problem is they are not the same price. The PSA is going to run you about C$840 plus shipping & taxes. The Evo's are about $1200 plus shipping & taxes so you're talking roughly a $400 price difference.
These are all luxury items, not needs - especially restricted. Value is going to be highly relative.
800~ range for a decent quality AR build is competitive, if not entry level. That 400 difference starts putting you into mid-tier stuff. Why buy a scorpion evo when I can get a LE6920.. apples to oranges
Because it is considered an AR platform ?
Thats why i like my jr carbine !!
Is this still available for 600? I will take one