Is PSA's Soviet Arms Russian AKM Rifle A Keeper? (To Tula Or Not To Tula? Final Verdict)
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Mishacos videos saved me from buying a PSA RPK and instead opted for the AES10B2 and I couldn't be happier
Maybe one day America will make a milspec ak?
PSA made an RPK?
@@billytube325that's news to me too.
@@billytube325it's in stock right now. Check the "combloc kits" section on their website
@@billytube325they are a romanian parts kit builds, i think they are non matching
One of the biggest failures is PSA not pressing receivers into trunions and not using swell-neck rivets. It's a cut corner not worth cutting. They should strive to do better and the customers who are so in love with PSA should want them to strive to be better.
Right!!! Along with little or no QA. My older PSA stuff was great the last year more misses and that great lifetime warranty is a joke.
For real. Life time warranty just so they can send to you a new, poorly built AK.
That’s jus sad, but what do you expect when it’s cheaper than most
I'm a PSA customer but I don't just worship the company. I want to see them do better. Their Romanian parts kit builds are fine save for a few small incorrect things, but the QC is not great. I had to send both of my PSA romy kit rifles in for repair. To be fair, I probably won't buy a PSA AK again but I'll enjoy the ones that I have.
I completely agree. I had both PSA dimpled and installed swell necks. I sleep better knowing
They really should be pressing the reciever and using correct rivets. Stuff like that would get them closer to real combloc stuff.
You’re right but they really don’t care. Most people don’t have that attention to detail and their guns sell regardless.
But not much closer. Combloc factories had unlimited funds via the state. It would take a billionaire or at least twenty years to brisk where the Soviets were at.
@@epiccowboymemes2042 swell neck rivets and a dimpling jig. the bolt is designed wrong. It does not take a billionaire just manual labor, north korea built a pretty good one.
@@EnlightenedAtheistPhotog-mh1ty Thank you for proving my point. I said billionaire OR system funding. The Norks were state funded.
Awesome, thanks for that detailed look at them! Audio is fine.
Good to see you Misha, Hey Jayro!
Thanks man. I’m finally back on my feet my small business took a bad dive when hard inflation set in & I’m finally on the way to be able to replace ak, said I’d never sell a gun in my life & sold a barely shot ak to gun store for $100 less than what I paid. Kept Glock and AR even if I ended up in my car I woulda kept those. I was looking at psa g3 im gonna keep looking, ty. I had an I.O. Ak years ago it was horrid I took it back to Gunstore. I appreciate your analysis so much.
I had to do a pretty big sell-off back late 2009 through mid 2010. Guns are great but sometimes life reminds us all what's truely important. I'd sell all of mine to save a loved one's life or to insure my family's future. Hope it never comes to that but its a last resort plan.
I want to like the PSA AK'S but man its hard with all the BS I've been seeing on youtube about them I do own a PSA AKV 9mm and it has actually been a good little gun to me so far only have a few hundred rounds through it tho
@UncleSam-7.62 I never said it was a clone or expected it to be got it with a trade deal and I was just saying as far as a palmetto built product its been a pretty decent gun I've had no problems with it
For such nice parts kit, its a shame psa didnt put a little more effort in the build.
Honestly, just a couple small details would have pushed this one over the line into being a keeper for me. No AK clone is 100% perfect, but this one just barely didn't make the cut. It was close though.
Thanks Misha and j-ro!
I think I broke Jroe with so many rock'n'lock guns lately lol Just to mess with him last time, i handed him a Spanish CETME Mod C too.
I agree on the PSA, time for an Atlantic Arms preferably Tula review.
Good video, I got a lot of good info from it… thanks
Thanks for watching and getting what i was trying to say. Really its a good enough gun/build. I don't at all hate it. Just a couple little things that I would have done differently, and it just so hapens that Atlantic's builds do those things. So i think that might be more of what I'm looking for? Just have to wait and see if it disappoints or not?
I hate that PSA cut so many corners with these what the hell are they doing. They know what kinda people are going to want these builds and they just ignore details that the customers care about. I would have zero pride of ownership with this rifle.
Facts
I have to listen to co workers who won't STFU about their PSA AKs......typical, American, cloned CRAP. Save up and get a properly made foreign AK:)
PSA is doing their own thing. I have a gf3 and gf5. Both holding up nice and accurate. I don't recall PSA bragging about making exact replicas.
If they weren't trying for a replica, why then did they attempt faux Russian markeings on the receiver?
@@misha5670 coz yo moma 💦💦💦 guzzler
@@mrdato116 Pretty sure my mother doesn't have Russian selector markings? Then again, I am blind, so maybe she does and i just never knew?
Markings doesn't affect performance. I'll bet you think your car goes faster because of the racing stripes??
The problem is not well known because no one buying a PSA is putting 10k rounds through it. The pop rivets arent even supported by dimpling, they will fatigue its just a matter of when. The bolt is made wrong, the firing pin channel erodes and your gun shits the bed. This one has a russian bolt so it won't have that issue but I would hate for my tula build to start walking headspace.
I am trying to like the PSA with their "every man's affordable gun company" mentality. but when they try and introduce "premium" and "historic" firearms it doesn't look good enough for the target audience. especially when they start asking premium prices... What I am doing for my first AK after moving to USA from Eastern Europe is getting PSA GF5 build kit and slapping some surplus furniture on it to make it more presentable. Awesome video as always man! thanks!
You do you of course, but for your first AK I would really recommend either a Zastava M70 or a WBP Fox/Jack.
Very true. I was excited about their MP44 until I saw just what a poor representation of what it was. I've had the privilege of firing a real WW2 MP44, and the PSA one just looked like a cheap imitation that was more or less inspired by it.
@@misha5670 Considering that AK isn't going to be used for any serious purpose and I was going for traditional AKM look for a limited budget I couldn't get behind Yugoslavian war crime stick due to it not being 100% AK. As for WBP they were just outside my budget. I considered K-USA build kit as well but those are based on AK-103 so they look closer to AK-74 with their 90 degree gas block and so on.
In the firearms business, buy once, cry once.
I’ve got a ‘72. Don’t shoot it much but I paid less for the complete rifle than a parts kit. I dislike the rail and the finish, Id preferred they hadn’t painted over the original parts, but I’m keeping it. Great content buddy!
Didn't know that about the stock's gap with the receiver! Thanks! That always bothered me.
Hello Everyone, I don't have a PSA yet but planning on getting a Type 56 Spiker from them. Looking at the specs of their guns I think they are for sure in the high quality range. I am getting my wasr 10 re recieverd with a childers 1.5 cause the 1mm reviever and pot metal carrier finally almost jumped out one day. Smashed it back with a sledge and shot it for a while longer. Point is I dont think ANY PSA would ever do that. If we complain about their products and hopefully they are listening they will make improvements
I got the PSA G5 plum gloss great gun! I don’t buy it for an exact replica.
I’m happy with it and it’ll last me my life time. 250 rounds through it no hand ups bolt and carrier look great! Idk why there’s so much hate on these guns. This is a 15,000-20,000 round gun easily 🤷🏼♂️
Thanks for your wisdom misha. am always the fan of obscure Russian arms that never make it here. 9mm Beryl, Tiger designated rifles and so one. I like the big CZ sell off 15 years ago...cz-52 were like 125.00$ Plus shipping. The ammo was hot 1650fps bottle necked threw most level 3 soft vests. You can find the ak 9mm from that Greek company but kslashnikov never got up and running. Then the war.
I like the reviews and like the outside videoing. When are we getting to buy the semi MP44 from PSA
Prob never, at least since its been in development since 2014 lol.
If you hunt around for $2k or maybe less, you can find plenty of post-89 rifles like the SLR95, SA85, mak90s or whatever. Way better off with something like that. If you really want to fondle a “replica”
Just get a goat guns mini. More authentic than about anything. Heck have a WASR dolled up and it’s 10x the gun.
PSA always seems to cut corners on historical reproductions.
I personally always believe that if a company is trying to produce a period correct piece, they should strive for the historical intricacies, especially a good fitment between the dust cover and reciever on a military production copy that uses parts kits.
Palmetto isn't a bad company by any means, but they are like the McDonalds or Burger King of the gun world, as by that I mean it entirely depends on the workers who make the product which determine the quality of the product.
Also Misha are you going to look at the PSA Spiker "Type 56 stamped Norinco" copy?
They look to be around the $1K mark in terms of cost, and look to be the fixed stock varient, which can either come with the spike bayonet or not.
Interestingly PSA has a kit for it to make it a side folder Type 56-3, however it looks to not be the correct stock since I am pretty sure the Chinese T56-3 AK's had a cross bar with a plastic holder in the folding stock somewhere to hold a oil bottle and didn't have a spike bayonet.
I am personally holding off on the purchase of one til I can see its similarity to an authentic Chinese AK, and see if it would be just worthwhile to look for an original Chinese import instead for either quality or authenticity.
No plans on the spiker right now but never know about in the future. The Type 56-3 was a fixed stock gun. The 56-2 was the so=-called bakelite folder. The original stock was unique and used a unique rear trunnion. It had a large bakelite paneled piece in the middle that contained a spring loaded cleaning kit. The buttplate and arms were made from stamped steel, with a blued finish. The release latch was on the underside. It was just its own thing.
@@misha5670 Ah, I see. I thought it was the rare folding stock for the chinese AKs was the 56-3 for a tubular side folding stock.
I haven't seen a AKS-762 side folding chinese AK in many years. I seem to remember them not having bakelite cheek rests on them and also the stock being tubular instead of stamped, like a RK95 Valmet, however I could be wrong since I haven't seen one in 5+ years.
My second request would be a video on the Type 84S 5.56 Chinese AK type rifle. I have not seen a deep dive on it on your channel and would love to see some intricities on it if you have one or have the ability to make a video on one.
I once had 84S, but it was very difficult to find 5.56 AK mags that would fit in the reciever besides expensive 84S mags, and ended up trading it to a friend for a well worn police issued 357 Colt Python from the late 1960s and a Norinco Model 320 Uzi copy. Sadly, I really ended up regretting that trade, even though I likely got the "better end of the stick" in that deal in terms of value of items gotten. Even asked to purchase it back, but he wanted $3200 for it which doesn't seem like a good deal for it.
That being said, I think the 84S is one of the best 556 chambered AKs I have ever shot, and would actively go out of my way to get one again if life gives me a chance.
Camera looks very crisp and clear outside.
26:20 “big FN marking”. Yes it is a big effin’ marking. Lol
lol
Funny i bought a slickside 733 clone with a cfh cl barrel from FN. Im itching for my upper lmao.
I love my psa gf5 side folder best decision
Good stuff, sincerely glad to hear you are happy with your rifle. I like my KUSA guns and more than a few folks have tried raining on my parade there too. I try and never do that myself.
@@misha5670kr103sfs is king
@@coreysharp9794 I had no intentions of keeping the KR103SF after reviewing it, but....I just never got around to posting it for sale and it eventually just crept into my gunroom *shrug*.
The rivets, dimpling, and bolt specs really turned me off from PSA. Why can't companies simply make things right?? They invested in all the forging tools only to skimp out on freaking rivets and specs???? what is that?
I'm not a collector, nor do I care about "clone correct" markings or anything so I just got two of their regular factory builds (gf5 and a 103 gf5), but I won't be buying from them again for my next AKs because of those manufacturing practices... Not that they'll miss anything anyway since they sell tens of thousands of rifles, but still disappointing for me.
Just wanted a couple of solid AKs and now I gotta be worried about the damn rivets on these, smh.
I think the thing with companies like PSA is that they're geared towards the masses and not purist collectors. They're not going to put in the effort to get all the details right because the average buyer is simple minded. They see russian akm and thats all they need to hear. CZ seems to be on a similar path with the bren 2? Shame because i originally wanted a bren 2. I'll keep my bren 805.
I was really hopeful that CZ would do another run of Bren 2S pistols. No reason they couldn't legally speaking. Its one of my favorite range guns even after nearly 5 years.
Those FN markings are PSA AK’s biggest feature imo
The phrase "right place, right time' comes to mind. I agree on a standard PSA they are fine.
@@UncleSam-7.62PSA FN barrel 20" 5.56 upper- $300
FN barrel only (straight from FN)- $350
Besides gas port dimensions being different, PSA is using barrels that didn't make FN QC standards.
FN doesn’t build AK’s, so for them making AK barrels and putting their name on it says alot. I doubt FN would put their name on a shit product.
@@moscasucio1686 Prob not, but they could be making them to PSA's standards and letting PSA conduct QA/QC themselves inhouse. Honestly, i'd enjoy knowing the full & true story too. Lots of rumours but not too many hard, cold facts.
An overrated one considering FN's only experience with AK building was the FNC (decades ago).
This is a huge example of why I will never in my life by a PSA, AK-47! There is absolutely no way that receiver is in spec, I’ve never seen an AK with a top cover that Gappy! For what that gun is there should be absolutely zero issues!
Good close up ca😢mera work in my opinion. Love your videos Misha.
PSA is just ruining good kits!
Well, while I hear you as far as the price . It's a russian akm. They were made by the millions they're only special because they're here in america, not because it's some super rare and custom shop quality rifle lol. But I get it. A russian build is a 2nd kind of cool In the words of nutnfancy. Just my opinion:)
@@andrewpinheiro7202 the kits are good, but they don’t fit their receivers. LMAO.
@@mattmorrison9379 if I’m spending that much on a Russian kit, it needs to be in spec! That’s the bottom line! If a gun is not in spec, you’re going to run across problems eventually! There should be absolutely no reason a top cover doesn’t fit a receiver, especially when you’re putting together a Russian parts kit. Go back to his first video of this gun and listen to the noise that thing makes!!!
I have one of the Atlantic Tula guns, and it’s GTG. At least in mine, it has the OG FCG. My only gripe is the finish just isn’t 100% right. It’s good though.
As neat as it would be for a builder to use original style paint, i am not sure its practical outside of one-off custom builds? Remember too that Russian paint did change slightly between 1959 and the modern day.
@@misha5670 That’s very true. It’s a good finish on the Atlantic guns, but I have to complain about something. It shoots great, and looks good. Everything is well finished and straight. Mine is a 68’ Tula.
0:16 … AmI high or is the barrel actually moving with the Charging Handle?
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I Say No Sling Keep The Legion 😊😀
How accurate are the builds from atlantic?
Guess you'll just have to stay tuned til next time to find out.s
@@misha5670 Excited to hear your opinion on them.
Bought the JJE/PSA Chinese variant 2 months ago. Very please.
I want to like this.
did PSA not use the original bolt carrier? it should have a lightening cut
Nope, it shouldn't.
So my psa (fake) 556x45 krink is NOT supposed to shoot steel case without malfunctions 🤔 I have had 3 range trips using WBP, Beryl, AC Unity, Circle 10, newer commercial Bulgarian and tula 545 plum w/ pod follower. Not a single malfunction with 5 mags and 700 rounds. Guess i got lucky 🤷😮
My hellpup has never had a malfunction and neither has my century vska, neither has my son’s bft47… looks like the rumors about USA made AKMs are a farce.
@@van3158 Reliability isn't the issue. Long-term durability is often what is brought into question.
The rivet holes aren't pressed in the trunnion on the psa and they don't use swell neck rivets
I bought one of their Russian Tula kit builds a few months ago. For me it's just a collectible and something I may take out and run a magazine or two through every once in a blue moon. That being said, I don't think I should have any problems at least for a good while (not something I'm going to be running hard anyway, like thousands and thousands of rounds through). I haven't ran much through it since I bought it, however I will keep my eye on it from time to time just to check on any potential abnormalities that may develop. So far so good (knocking on wood) 👌
Agreed, I don't think you'll have any real issues. Only thing i might sugest if you fire it somewhat often is replace the orig recoil spring with an extra power one. PSAs seem a little large in their gas ports, which leads to more gas in the system, which leads to recoil, which over-time 'could' excellerate wear. With a standard PSA, who cares? But when using ventage & collectible Russian parts? Might want to save them if possible. I have done this with some of my own guns too, including earlier Zastava NPAPs.
It’s a keeper and sling (USSR NOS) worthy!
If someone (me) wanted something as close as possible to the original russian AK/AKM, what are the options?
Thank you whoever in advance
Join the Russian Army? j/k
SGL 21 from Arsenal. Might be able to grab one for an arm and a leg on scambroker.
@@misha5670 the man himself responded 🤯🤯🤯
@@moscasucio1686 an SGL 21-61 is only 850 on Atlantic firearms. That’s not bad at all considering what KUSA is charging for their “blueprint” AKs
@@PinningSteroidsI think you may have missed a section that says it’s out of stock. Atlantic hasn’t had SGLs in quite some time.
I have the exact same rifle and it’s perfect. It is a bit over priced, but consider Russian kits are expensive and no more coming in. I think it’s pricey but of the same quality as say Atlantic and better than a garage build people spend $3000 plus on GB. I don’t like the short mag indent that PSA insists on using for their receivers, but at least you can tell it’s a PSA.
I watch with my wife she always lol at your blinde jokes as I'm half blind 😂
Here to say nobody likes a big gap.
And Misha you have been biased by the Legion. And the bakelite mags. Its just a big order to compare with. Im with you on all this. That metal ting ting is annoying. Just feels and sounds cheap. Like you said for a budget gun thats acceptable. But not for a collectible. We want what we want ,period.
I enjoyed the show. Thanks
And great to see you Jay
Peace..
Honestly, I've been biased thanks to years of relatively inexpensive imports since I got into AKs. But, i fully recognize those days are gone and its unfair to the next buying generation to only talk about and compare things long gone. So trying to give some current products a shot. Sometimes it does work too. For example, I've been pretty pleased with KUSA's offerings, as well as those from WBP and Zastava.
the ALG just looks so goofy on that thing... Like a scope on a lever gun
Now you just have me thinking about Red Dead lol.
While not a true 'ak' i feel like zpap is just a better buy. Yeah it's heavy but the dam thing is nearly indestructible. It's probably as tough as a milled from billet AK.
Well its a 'true' M70, which is just something unique and historic from Yugo/Serbia.
@@misha5670 Oh for sure and i personally view it as an AK variant. They have been of excellent quality and have a fine history. Wonder how they stack up vs the really nice imports like VEPR's. I have must of had a lemon because my zpap consistently preforms better than my SAM7 (better groups and more reliable)
Short answer: no
Long answer: hell no
Short answers aren't all that fun though.
PSA guns aren’t exactly supposed to be collectors pieces… idk I feel like there place in the market is to offer a decent gun that you don’t have to feel like your abusing taking it out and shooting it. Some of these imports are guns that for a lot of people are investments like any other collectible. And it’s hard to justify taking a 3k AK out shooting and running drills for practice when you could take a $700 one that has the exact same capabilities and you don’t feel guilty tricking it out with mods… of course a AK is a antiquated platform and if you live in the US it’s more of a Range toy than anything. That being said I like my z pap92 and m70 if I’m buying a AK style rifle to play around and shoot with it be a Zastava ..
No way should you own any AK before having a very nice AR platform setup ready to run , Helmet ,Comms, Armor, belt ,Nods ,etc… after you have yourself setup for going to war if the need comes one day then go into collecting range toys … the way the world is right now every male in the west should be getting ready to go serve if the Russian and Middle East threats don’t turn around. And if our governments don’t make the decision then we should be ready to take the initiative we can’t allow the west to be pushed around it will be detrimental to our children’s children if we don’t set the world order for the next 50 years again.
Problem is, this is a $2k+ rifle, not your typical $1k or under PSA offering.
@@misha5670 yeah I
Understand that but you could pay almost $2k for the parts kit alone today with the way prices have went crazy.
It’s not a terrible deal if you wanted to buy a parts kit but wanted it already assembled hell you could slowly look for your receiver dust cover and Russian barrel and one day make it a very nice build and still have less in it than what a Real Russian AK is selling for today last time I looked at prices haha that is if you can even find one. People really have went coo coo over Russian made firearms .
Whats with FN making these AK barrels, but nothing else? Id recon an FN AKM would be desirable... unless this isnt fabrique nationale but some other FN that im not familiar with.
What do you mean nothing else? FNUSA makes all kinds of barrels, including some for Steyr Arms for their AUGs. PSA simply has a deal with FN to make barrels for them.
@@misha5670 sorry for the misunderstanding. what i meant was why aren't they making more ak parts, or even more, their own AKs? FN isn't exactly synonymous with AK's or 7.62x39 for that matter. That's where the confusion was.
Wasn't aware that they were doing barrel work for others, but even still, aug as the example isn't surprising considering the caliber.
PSA would do well to ask them to barrel their 5.56 AKs, if they aren't already.
So, FN is a barrel contractor... the more you know... Thanks for clearing that up.
@@beelow84 Yep, FN is one of hte few companies in the USA doing CHF. So they get barrel work from other companies all the time. They make 762 NATO barrels, so altering things just a bit for 762x39 was probably pretty simple for their production lines.
I'm surprised you mention replacing the ALG trigger with something, better, what would that be? At least online everyone acts like the ALG is the best trigger you can get for AKs, although I personally keep my imports stock because I don't want to peen the carrier.
In a Russian kit it’s just out of place.
Guess you could give the Molot trigger a try. Honestly though I'm not a fan of it being 2 stage though
@@Quicks1lvr interesting, I don't have a ton of experience with 2 stage triggers but I do have one in my Saiga-12. I actually kind of like it allot compared to my standard Zastava AK triggers, you can really preload it, then have a clean short brake.
Just curious, what is it that you don't like about the 2 stage triggers? I'm guessing it's good for precision but bad for rapid shooting?
Im blind and i can see that🎉😅 indeed
My Tula PSA build shoots just fine and accurate, even suppressed with Dead air can and subsonic ammo. One rivet is not perfect, but not significant enough to return. I have a Russian parts kit that I can shoot ..........
Personally, i don't get the obsession with perfect rivets myself. Its a rivet. Its job is to pin metal together. As long as its doing that, I don't much care how the head looks. You should see some of my own rivet jobs lol. They are far, far, far from perfect. Remember too that I grewup in the AK-era of 'screw builds'. Compared with those POSs, any kind of rivet work is spectaculer! lol
@@misha5670 Exactly...😊
And if you look at actual military issued AKMs in the Russian Army, i can promise you, you will see an ugly rivet here and there. Not to mention less than perfect paint jobs too.
I feel like PSA is trying to collect a broad audience of saying this is a Russian gun. But still Complying with 922 are without question. I believe PSA is a good company and they make great products. My Collection is mostly Comprised of things that I built myself but that is my way. Either way, it's a couple of good looking guns. I'm just not ready to sink a bunch of money into a Russian, AKM.
922r really isn't a concern here. All you need is the receiver, muzzle device, pistol grip, and trigger group; done. Or if you like, use a USA mag, and then you could have an original PG, muzzle brake, and even trigger. Its not too hard to work with it and still maintain orig parts. I can't do those super-pricy parts kit builds myself either. If a build costs me what a preban import does, then nope, not into it.
“The numbers don’t match” 😆
Do your Star Wars bed sheets match the pillows??
JK 😉
I don't recall PSA saying these were 100% museum accurate replicas. Chill out people. If these details are so damned important to you then spend the money for an original.
PSA's asking price says enough.
I scored one for 900$ with a dong grip yesterday!
Some serious corksniffery going on here. 🍷
Aside from the Russian stuff that maybe got imported decades ago...they're ALL replicas at the end of the day.
The first Russian AKs didn't arrive until the mid '90s, and those were very, very sporterized versions. The SGL series from 2008 through 2014 was closure to a modern day AK100 series.
Surplus AKMs at $350. Hard to have any interest for these costing more than AR's. Not to mention the ammo situation.
No surplus AKMs for $350 here in the USA. That's like saying cocaine is $5 per kg ....in Columbia. So what? importing anything rises the cost a crazy amount.
@@misha5670 back in the day when a lot of us picked up the AKM it was $350 at the time.
The demonicRATs and their subtle gxn control seems to be working.
If they can't outright ban them, they will red tape it all until the rifles become unattainable, the ammo unavailable and unaffordable for the very civilians that they aim to disarm.
Is alive i think he died
Are you an AK or AR fan ?
3rd option; FAL fan
@misha5670 yes!!
Come to the dark side. We have cookies.
I miss having that tshirt lol
For 2k your better of with a Arsenal.
Thats why id rather buy a Ak from and build in Russia 🇷🇺. Fuck those parts kits.
Why does he always wear sunglasses?
Because Mish always strives to look cool.... 😎 You didn't know!?!
That trigger.... why that trigger... It's like selling a freshly made vintage 1911 with Glock trigger... 🤢🤢🤮
Its interesting how some commenters 'get it' why the ALG, while a good trigger in general, just doesnt' work for this particular build....and others just can't see why its a big deal.
youre just hating so you dont get backlash haha
Oh trust me, i knew from the start any video involving PSA would get backlash, regardless if my final verdict was positive or negative. Its the Kobayashi Maru test of gun reviews ;P