So I redid the PSA configured as is much less than half the price of the similarly configured G19X MOS. Youtube vid coming soon 1000 rounds through both. Glock I know is no problem but the PSA I'm very curious about?

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Originally posted by parabellum:
The Glorp

I said the Glock, not the Mock, baby!

There's a reason the Glock is at full price.

The Dagger has its place. A man shouldn't go unarmed or have to settle for crap firearms because he's on a really tight budget. PSA's Dagger, their budget-priced AR-15s and 570 shotgun and their constant sale prices are friends of the working man.

But, the Glock is the Glock. Forty years of production make the original the best.

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Originally posted by jljones:
Glock.

It won’t let you down. The Dagger might.

This.

With some items, it's OK to go with a clone or substitute because if it break or otherwise doesn't perform, it's no big deal.

That's not the case with a pistol if you are relying on it to protect yourself or your loved ones. If something goes "bump" in the night, I'll have enough on my mind and don't want to have to worry about the pistol I'm pulling from my nightstand.

Does the Dagger use Glock internal parts?

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Originally posted by Edmond:

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Originally posted by P250UA5:
Dagger.
I can shoot it better than a similar G19

Dagger doesn't seem to get much love.

I don't know much about them besides they're essentially a Glock clone at a lower price.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by SgtGold:
Does the Dagger use Glock internal parts?

No but you can install Glock factory parts,

If my life depended on it i would go with the Glock, although I do not shoot them well fast. My Dagger has not failed me yet and I shoot it better and more accurately. Side by side the Glock feels better and the trigger too, but pointing and aiming I like the PSA. Lately I have seen good LEO trade in Glocks for almost the same price as the Dagger.

I have had and still have both Glocks and PSA's Daggers. Both have always worked.

If I had to pick one or the other to protect my life, I'd prolly go with the Glock simply because of the reputation Glocks have for always working.

But if I had the Dagger at the time I needed to protect myself (the one I have now is the Compact-a clone of the G19)I certainly wouldn't feel I was at any disadvantage.

Bob