I have a few PSA AR 15s. I think they all function great. I want to get a few more ARs for my family. I’ve had people tell me that PSA sucks. What do you guys think? What are some good budget AR 15s? I also have a bushmaster and can’t tell the difference other than the bushmaster has a chrome lined barrel. I’m trying to budget them as we plan to get a few form 4 and form 1 suppressors.
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Hey Chris!
For some reason I just now saw you posted this.
Budge AR's are not a bad thing I feel. It all depends on their application. If you are out fitting your entire family I don't see a problem at all. PSA in my opinion has a good reputation. I had an upper from them that was a nail driver. I would definitely run one through its paces though. Only way to be confident with that firearm not messing up is run ammo through it.
I feel you can't go wrong with PSA. I'm not the biggest fan of DPMS. PSA I have used and have had great luck with.
- Andrew
Gotta agree that budget ARs are absolutely worthwhile. It's better to have a basic $500 rifle and $1500 worth of ammo and training than just a $2000 rifle.
I have both and honestly the main difference between the 2 rifles are aesthetics and a minimal group size difference at 100yards.
I agree. Trek from MDFI training here in michigan runs a build I think is a PSA upper and Anderson lower. He says he hasn't had issues. Ill have to ask him his round count on it.
I know I'm over 5k rounds through both rifles individually. I have had malfunctions but those seemed to be isolated to a specific magazine.
I'm not sure the round count i have on mine. I run a aero precision upper and lower on my ar 5.56 and 308. My 300 blackout is Anderson lower and just general mulspec upper. I'm trying to get my 300 piatol done for a carbine class in july.