PSA 570 pump shotgun review: extraction failures and a broken trigger

Key points: PSA 570 pump shotgun

• The PSA 570 runs about $550 with Magpul SGA-style furniture; the cheaper furniture option saves roughly $100.
• Included extras — optic cut, tang safety, adjustable sling mount, twin action bars and 7+1 capacity — make it fair value on sale near $475, if it works.
• Despite dual extractors, the shotgun logged around 15 extraction failures, starting with ordinary birdshot.
• One failure double-fed a shell behind a stuck case and locked the action, and clearing it required a proprietary tool to disassemble.
• On the next range trip the trigger group began working itself out of the gun on every pump, ending the test at about 250 rounds.
• The reviewer bought the gun; a PSA RMA request went unanswered for weeks after an initial reply.
• The reviewer calls it a Gen 1 engineering problem like the PSA Jakl and Dagger launches, not a quality-control fluke, and advises waiting for a redesign.

About this Gun Review video

PSA 570 pump shotgun review after roughly 250 rounds: the $550 Magpul-furniture configuration is weighed against the Maverick 88 and Mossberg 590, then the gun suffers repeated extraction failures, a full lockup and a trigger group that works itself out of the receiver. The verdict is to skip the Gen 1 PSA 570.

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