09-23-2021, 12:26 AM
I have two PSA barrels. They shot crappy at first but after repeated shots and cleaning, both shoot under 1 MOA with a multitude of different grain and brand bullets BUT..............................I shot 200+ rounds to get to where the barrel won't shoot any better.
Now, take all those rounds and look at the money fired through it and you'll find that the PSA barrel isn't the bargain it professes to be.
When I bought my upper and individual PSA barrel, they were considerably cheaper too. They don't come with the cheap price tag anymore! Then consider the money to buy factory rounds if you don't reload and you should seriously consider a better quality barrel.
I can't profess to say that current PSA barrels are any better or worse than my much older hardware from them. Don't buy rack grade barrels if you really want an under MOA shooter. Spend the extra cash you would spend on extra ammo and time at the range. Buy the best barrel you can get and if you don't have it, save up for it.
Now, take all those rounds and look at the money fired through it and you'll find that the PSA barrel isn't the bargain it professes to be.
When I bought my upper and individual PSA barrel, they were considerably cheaper too. They don't come with the cheap price tag anymore! Then consider the money to buy factory rounds if you don't reload and you should seriously consider a better quality barrel.
I can't profess to say that current PSA barrels are any better or worse than my much older hardware from them. Don't buy rack grade barrels if you really want an under MOA shooter. Spend the extra cash you would spend on extra ammo and time at the range. Buy the best barrel you can get and if you don't have it, save up for it.