PSA Dagger Micro 9mm, 3.41 in Barrel, Optic-Cut Matte Black Slide, 10+1, Original Case
The Palmetto State Armory Dagger Micro is a compact, striker-fired 9mm built for discreet carry with reliable performance. This example features a 3.41 inch steel barrel, a matte black slide with front and rear serrations, and an RMSc/Holosun K pattern optic cut with a cover plate installed. Fixed 3-dot sights, a 10+1 capacity, and a clean overall presentation make it a well-rounded Micro-series pistol.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: This pistol was very well maintained. The bore is bright and clean.
What’s Included
- Original case
- 1x 10-round magazine (Glock-marked, finger-extension floorplate)
Part of PSA’s Dagger Micro series, this pistol pairs a micro-size footprint with a 10+1 capacity in 9mm Luger. It uses a striker-fired, locked-breech action and a polymer trigger shoe with a central safety lever. A trigger safety is standard, and the frame is polymer with a black finish and molded grip texturing.
The slide is matte black, non-ported, and cut with both front and rear serrations for confident manipulation. An optics interface sized for the Shield RMSc/Holosun K pattern is machined into the slide, and a cover plate is installed. Sighting is via fixed 3-dot irons, with a front blade containing a single white dot and a drift-dovetailed rear sight with two white dots.
Controls include a textured magazine release, a left-side slide stop, and Glock-style takedown tabs for straightforward fieldstripping. The frame incorporates a subtle flared magazine well to guide reloads while maintaining the Micro profile.
Markings include a barrel hood stamped 9x19 and manufacturer information for Palmetto State Armory, West Columbia, SC. A serialized plate with a 2D code is present. Country of origin is the USA. This example comes with a 10-round magazine featuring a finger-extension floorplate.