PSA Dagger 9mm: Anyone own one? ***Edit: I bought one.

i'd like to know as well. they have some blemished models for $299. i do know they've had issues with the pins wobbling out at the slide rails.... i think.

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Any malfunctions? Issues?

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Watch the military arms channel (MAC) on YouTube. He had some critics of the early daggers and PSA addressed them.

I bought one but haven’t been to the range with it yet. I do not like the grip on a Glock. The dagger drip is feels way better in my hand.

I think I am waiting two or three more years for the walking pin issue to get ironed out.

I have one. Sometimes PSA has a deal where they sell a Dagger frame and AR lower for $100, so I bought that. Then I waited for a slide assembly with the custom cuts in the slide, threaded barrel, and optic ready for like $200. Ended up being like a $250 gun. I took it to the range once for maybe 50-100 rounds, and I don't think I had any malfunctions. Seems to shoot well. If I remember right the trigger seems similar to my Glock 19X. The gun itself feels solid and feels good in your hand. I now keep it in my vehicle, that way if it ever gets stolen it's only $250. Only issue I have is the lack of holster options.

I bought one last December and haven't even shot it yet. I need to get out and shoot it.

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bought one last December and haven't even shot it yet. I need to get out and shoot it.

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I agree!

Bought one last week, currently waiting for it to come in.... can't wait to shoot it

I bought the compact version and put a red dot sight on it - this particular one has a slide cut for this purpose.

I ran just under a thousand rounds through it so far. More accurate than most of the Glocks that I have shot.

It had some ammo issues with some cheap rounds from a local manufacturer, but after trying those rounds in a Glock and studying remaining rounds, the problem was demonstrated to be the ammo rather than either pistol.

7 other types of ammo had ZERO failures and very good accuracy.

No adjustment was needed for the iron sights - they were exactly like Glocks from the box.

The PSA Dagger compact is a very well built gun. The grip is superior in my hands. The flat faced trigger has great geometry. The trigger break is mediocre, but similar to out-of-the-box Glocks.

I was thinking of going for a full frame at some point in the future, but enjoying this one for now.

MAC posted a PSA tour on YouTube. It’s very interesting

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Just thought I'd bump this thread to get a little more discussion since the Canik TP9SF discussion was so great!