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SoftAir Licensed FN P90® Full Size Metal Gearbox Airsoft AEG (Color: Dark Earth / Add 7.4v LiPo Battery + BMS Charger + LiPo Safe)
290 Customer Reviews
by Cory W. on 06/19/2016
"I recently purchased this gun and went to a war with it and it surpassed my expectations I love this gun to death defiance purchase this gun
Pros:
Rate of Fire
Size
Ambidextrous
Cons:
Hop up unit kinda unusual
Pros:
Rate of Fire
Size
Ambidextrous
Cons:
Hop up unit kinda unusual
by Donald C. on 05/29/2016
"Overall this gun is great, especially if you plan on putting in upgrades. Out of the box it actually shoots 400+ fps which is odd but a m100 or a m95 spring should lower that down to a cqb fps. This does come with sight albeit none adjustable. It's integrated into the rail and very easy to miss. Performance wise it's nothing great but not bad. You essentially get what you pay for and I believe it is worth it. One problem is that the cut off lever seems to wear down pretty fast seeing as for me its already wearing down (only used in 10 games).
Pros:
-Affordable
-Metal upper receiver
-Alright performance
-Easily upgradable
Cons:
-mags suck
-cut off lever is weak
-shoots too hot out of the box
Pros:
-Affordable
-Metal upper receiver
-Alright performance
-Easily upgradable
Cons:
-mags suck
-cut off lever is weak
-shoots too hot out of the box
by Dominic F. on 04/26/2016
"Very good little gun, and I agree, slap a red dot on it and a few extra mags (not hi-caps) and rock it all day. This thing is accurate, hard hitting, and awesome! The claim that it shoots at ~350 fps is false. The box says that it shoots 522 fps with .12 gram bbs and 436 with .20 and I believe it. I play CQB and I bought a 320-350 fps spring and it shot at 378, consistently, so buy a spring a bit under. If you get a 320-350 fps spring, clip it about 3/4 of an inch shorter, I did and mine is now shooting at 351, on the dot. Anyways, I love this gun. It'll shoot as fast as you pull the trigger and is surprisingly heavy, about 5 pounds according to it's box. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to stand out at the range.
by Matthew R. on 04/22/2016
"this gun is AMAZING my friends have like $150-$300 guns and I anihilated them with this if u buy a high cap or the drum mag for this gun and go to CQB ( you will have to buy a CQB legal spring, have t put in professionally unless you are able to do so yourself because it's NOT quick change AT ALL) let me go into the pros and cons
Pros
-hits hard
-accurate I put a sniper scope on mine and ran it as a DMR for a little bit, was amazing
-great CQB gun
- with a lipo on full auto it's unstoppable
Cons
- hop up is in a weird spot so u will have to get used to it
-mags wear down after a while ( I mean a WHILE but still they wear down)
-I sold mine and I'm getting this one again because I miss it so much
Definitely get this gun and when u do hold onto it and upgrade it, absolutely amazing gun couldn't have been happier with it
Pros
-hits hard
-accurate I put a sniper scope on mine and ran it as a DMR for a little bit, was amazing
-great CQB gun
- with a lipo on full auto it's unstoppable
Cons
- hop up is in a weird spot so u will have to get used to it
-mags wear down after a while ( I mean a WHILE but still they wear down)
-I sold mine and I'm getting this one again because I miss it so much
Definitely get this gun and when u do hold onto it and upgrade it, absolutely amazing gun couldn't have been happier with it
by Darryl C. on 03/23/2016
"Fantastic little gun. Very solid feel, good weight, never missfires. Slap on a red-dot, grab a couple of spare mags and go to town.
by Sam J. on 02/09/2016
"Got this gun for Christmas but just started using it in games the past two weeks.
It's very light weight and ambidextrous so it can easily pop from one hand to another while staying in cover. Both upper and lower receiver are plastic, the upper receiver feels very sturdy and the lower receiver feels sturdy enough although I would not want to drop this. too many times.
Works well for a CQB environment and some outdoors (I've used it in both). Mine shoots around 350 FPS out of the box but I'm sure with some upgrades can shoot just as high or low as you need it to (as a side note, it has the same length barrel as a G36).
It is very easy to disassemble and reassemble, Hop-up is easily accessed from underneath the back thumb hole. To clean it you can just take the entire upper receiver off (remember to dial down the hop up all the way!) and use a cleaning rod without worrying about hitting your air nozzle with the rod. The gear box can be accessed by unscrewing 2 screws and then just sliding it out the back where the butt plate is (it uses a ver. 6 gearbox I don't know what size bushings, however, and no one else seems to know either).
The butt plate of the gun comes off, that's where the battery is housed. You can also adjust your motor height there (the big hex screw facing out the back on the bottom of that chamber. There are only two screws there, if they come out you can slide the entire gearbox out with no problem.
The red dot sight works as a red dot sight should, it sits there and glows red =)
It cannot be easily adjusted left, right, up, or down. All you can do is tighten or loosen screws to adjust it which just does not really do anything except make it loose. You just have to learn to adjust your cheek/head position so you are aligned with the sight.
The sight also does not drain batteries! I use rechargeable AA energizer batteries. I tried to drain them before a game and after a full night, day, and night again (36 hours) of leaving it on the low setting it was still running! I didn't want to kill the life of the light so I removed the batteries and put them in an ebook reading light (which I left on for another 12 hours) and by night time they were almost all the way drained.
Out of the box mine did come with a blown fuse and a bad battery (It uses an 8.4V small type by the way). I just bought a new fuse for $1 and Evike replaced the bad battery for free! (Thanks guys!)
It does have some issues firing: 1. Sometimes the semi does not work and you have to switch it to full auto, then back to semi again to fix it. 2. I have been having an issue where one BB flies out at full speed but the next one drops to the ground about 10 ft. in front of me if it even makes it out of the barrel. Sometimes 2 BB's will hit each other inside the barrel and one of them breaks/ comes out of the barrel in fragments. This doesn't always happen but when it does I take out the mag, empty the chamber and try again and it will usually work. Eventually I'm going to try putting in a tight bore barrel and changing out the bucking and see if that fixes the issue.
The high-cap that comes with the gun is horrendous! I've gotten about 2-3 shots off before it completely un-spools and then doesn't work. I've tried taking it apart and building a ramp on the inside (google it to see what I'm talking about) but nothing has seemed to work yet for it. So now I'm using mid-caps and they are wonderful! GO BUY MID-CAPS FOR THIS GUN!!!
The flash hider is glued on very tightly so I am unable to confirm is there is any threading underneath it for a silencer attachment, but that part of the upper receiver is metal so there is a high probability of it (other websites say it has a 14mm negative threading but I have not personally confirmed this).
Just as a forewarning, the p90 is a very unique weapon. So it is hard to find things like mag holders that are cheap and slings that are not just straight velcro (which I do not trust holding this gun). However, everyone will be asking you about it since not a lot of people own one and from all of it's fame from the Call of Duty franchise. So enjoy it and show it off!
Overall I would recommend this as a good started weapon or one for CQB. It's a good price and works fairly well with limited issues. Make sure you care for your weapon so it lasts longer and make sure to read the manual. The better you know your weapon, the longer it will last!
It's very light weight and ambidextrous so it can easily pop from one hand to another while staying in cover. Both upper and lower receiver are plastic, the upper receiver feels very sturdy and the lower receiver feels sturdy enough although I would not want to drop this. too many times.
Works well for a CQB environment and some outdoors (I've used it in both). Mine shoots around 350 FPS out of the box but I'm sure with some upgrades can shoot just as high or low as you need it to (as a side note, it has the same length barrel as a G36).
It is very easy to disassemble and reassemble, Hop-up is easily accessed from underneath the back thumb hole. To clean it you can just take the entire upper receiver off (remember to dial down the hop up all the way!) and use a cleaning rod without worrying about hitting your air nozzle with the rod. The gear box can be accessed by unscrewing 2 screws and then just sliding it out the back where the butt plate is (it uses a ver. 6 gearbox I don't know what size bushings, however, and no one else seems to know either).
The butt plate of the gun comes off, that's where the battery is housed. You can also adjust your motor height there (the big hex screw facing out the back on the bottom of that chamber. There are only two screws there, if they come out you can slide the entire gearbox out with no problem.
The red dot sight works as a red dot sight should, it sits there and glows red =)
It cannot be easily adjusted left, right, up, or down. All you can do is tighten or loosen screws to adjust it which just does not really do anything except make it loose. You just have to learn to adjust your cheek/head position so you are aligned with the sight.
The sight also does not drain batteries! I use rechargeable AA energizer batteries. I tried to drain them before a game and after a full night, day, and night again (36 hours) of leaving it on the low setting it was still running! I didn't want to kill the life of the light so I removed the batteries and put them in an ebook reading light (which I left on for another 12 hours) and by night time they were almost all the way drained.
Out of the box mine did come with a blown fuse and a bad battery (It uses an 8.4V small type by the way). I just bought a new fuse for $1 and Evike replaced the bad battery for free! (Thanks guys!)
It does have some issues firing: 1. Sometimes the semi does not work and you have to switch it to full auto, then back to semi again to fix it. 2. I have been having an issue where one BB flies out at full speed but the next one drops to the ground about 10 ft. in front of me if it even makes it out of the barrel. Sometimes 2 BB's will hit each other inside the barrel and one of them breaks/ comes out of the barrel in fragments. This doesn't always happen but when it does I take out the mag, empty the chamber and try again and it will usually work. Eventually I'm going to try putting in a tight bore barrel and changing out the bucking and see if that fixes the issue.
The high-cap that comes with the gun is horrendous! I've gotten about 2-3 shots off before it completely un-spools and then doesn't work. I've tried taking it apart and building a ramp on the inside (google it to see what I'm talking about) but nothing has seemed to work yet for it. So now I'm using mid-caps and they are wonderful! GO BUY MID-CAPS FOR THIS GUN!!!
The flash hider is glued on very tightly so I am unable to confirm is there is any threading underneath it for a silencer attachment, but that part of the upper receiver is metal so there is a high probability of it (other websites say it has a 14mm negative threading but I have not personally confirmed this).
Just as a forewarning, the p90 is a very unique weapon. So it is hard to find things like mag holders that are cheap and slings that are not just straight velcro (which I do not trust holding this gun). However, everyone will be asking you about it since not a lot of people own one and from all of it's fame from the Call of Duty franchise. So enjoy it and show it off!
Overall I would recommend this as a good started weapon or one for CQB. It's a good price and works fairly well with limited issues. Make sure you care for your weapon so it lasts longer and make sure to read the manual. The better you know your weapon, the longer it will last!
by Ben M. on 09/24/2015
"Amazing gun, however it shoots over 350 fps which I was a bit bummed about because now i have to do extra work to get it CQB ready but no big deal. Also the gun comes with a 68 round mid cap and speed loader not a 300 round high cap but this gun is so awesome that i think I am willing too drop a few more bucks for something that was included.
Pros
-Shoots fast
-Shoots hard (kind of a con but whatever)
-Great quality ABS
-Fully Ambidextrous (for all you lefties out there)
-Weight (its light weight without feeling floppy or flimsy)
Cons
-Not exactly what was promised (don't really care but others might)
-Mags are either hard too find or relatively expensive compared to others
-Thats it
Final words: It's a P90, nuff said
Pros
-Shoots fast
-Shoots hard (kind of a con but whatever)
-Great quality ABS
-Fully Ambidextrous (for all you lefties out there)
-Weight (its light weight without feeling floppy or flimsy)
Cons
-Not exactly what was promised (don't really care but others might)
-Mags are either hard too find or relatively expensive compared to others
-Thats it
Final words: It's a P90, nuff said
by Luke J. on 09/17/2015
"this was my first "official" airsoft gun for the cqb field near me. THE FPS IS WAY ABOVE ~350 MAYBE 370 - 400 please buy a M90 spring with this for cqb. it might have only been me but i got a 70 round midcap and speed loader as well as a 9.6v 1100 mah battery and basic wall changer (not a smart charger) overall this is a really great, no excellent aeg. and to put any questions away its made by cybergun with softair
~PROS
-great and fast rpm
-field fps (could be a con)(get a spring)
-good weight (about 5 pounds)
-metal gearbox and upper receiver
-good quality polymer body (i like polymer)(could be a con for not full metal)
-MIDCAP and speedloader
-FN Herstal trademarks
~CONS
-above 350 fps, evike please fix
-no quick spring change function
-people will get jealous
-nothing else
~PROS
-great and fast rpm
-field fps (could be a con)(get a spring)
-good weight (about 5 pounds)
-metal gearbox and upper receiver
-good quality polymer body (i like polymer)(could be a con for not full metal)
-MIDCAP and speedloader
-FN Herstal trademarks
~CONS
-above 350 fps, evike please fix
-no quick spring change function
-people will get jealous
-nothing else
by Christian G. on 09/02/2015
"Pros
Metal upper receiver
Includes 2 midcaps and a 9.6 brick battery
Decent iron sights
Easy to remove gearbox
E90 logo engraved on the lower receiver
Lipo ready
Cons
Have no clue how I'm gonna remove the Orange tip
Upper receiver does wobble
9.6 nunchuk barely fits
Hop up is in a weird location
Metal upper receiver
Includes 2 midcaps and a 9.6 brick battery
Decent iron sights
Easy to remove gearbox
E90 logo engraved on the lower receiver
Lipo ready
Cons
Have no clue how I'm gonna remove the Orange tip
Upper receiver does wobble
9.6 nunchuk barely fits
Hop up is in a weird location
by Brennan G. on 08/24/2015
"This gun I have to say has execeeded my expectations. I have yet ro field it but I picked it up second hand for 60. It is quite comfortable to hold.
Pros
+ergonomic
+mid caps
+9.6v ( I advise against using tjis without a mosfet as you can not buy trigger contacts for this gun)
+easily removable orange tip
+unique
+light weight
Cons
-odd hop up placement
-creaky plastic
-my selector switch is loose
Pros
+ergonomic
+mid caps
+9.6v ( I advise against using tjis without a mosfet as you can not buy trigger contacts for this gun)
+easily removable orange tip
+unique
+light weight
Cons
-odd hop up placement
-creaky plastic
-my selector switch is loose
by Kenneth R. on 08/13/2015
"This gun is great!
Pros:
Great for cqb
lightweight great for people that rush
Amazing feel
Ambidextrous
Great Rof
360-370 fps
Has pretty good range for the size of the gun
Cons:
Only con is the high cap mags misfeed so I recommend getting king arms mid caps
Pros:
Great for cqb
lightweight great for people that rush
Amazing feel
Ambidextrous
Great Rof
360-370 fps
Has pretty good range for the size of the gun
Cons:
Only con is the high cap mags misfeed so I recommend getting king arms mid caps
by Bill w. on 08/03/2015
"Great gun! Love the FN markings and how compact it is. Don't be fooled by it's length, it has range and will be your most versatile CQB weapon!
by Jason W. on 07/24/2015
"Very great buy for $125. when a product has 90 reviews and is still has five stars, you know it's worth it. it's trigger response is crisp, comes with 2 50rd mags with mock rounds in them that are really cool and feed great. the entire upper receiver is one piece of solid metal. comes with a 9.6 volt battery and the fire rate is decent with that. if you've been eyeing this gun, get it while it's currently on sale for $55 less!
by Ryan L. on 10/06/2013
"I got this gun a few weeks ago and its great!
Pros:
-high rate of fire
-nice weight
-looks amazing
-great price
Cons:
-the hicap it comes with doesn't feed very well
-nothing else
Pros:
-high rate of fire
-nice weight
-looks amazing
-great price
Cons:
-the hicap it comes with doesn't feed very well
-nothing else
by Steve S. on 02/19/2013
"I own it and love it personally i have loved them all my life. Very impressed and it's easy to use
Pros
Very accurate
Very small while maintaining a long barrel
Fun to load
Smart trigger while in full auto you can simply half pull it for a single shot
The rate of fire is 18 stock on a 8.4volt
CQB mine shoots 315-330 fps using .20 on the battery it comes with the 8.4volt
Low weight
Easy to use lefty and righty when needed
One handed use is easy
Cons
My semi broke, idk why but I still use it just all I do is half pull it when it's a semi only field
A con some people say is that you have to take out the mag to wind it, but it doesn't bother me carry spares and it's more realistic then the people with m4s who never take the mag out all game long.
I personally don't trust a 9.6 volt battery on it it sounds like its working it's ass off and I want the gun to last.
This is Sager and I'm from Long Island NY
Pros
Very accurate
Very small while maintaining a long barrel
Fun to load
Smart trigger while in full auto you can simply half pull it for a single shot
The rate of fire is 18 stock on a 8.4volt
CQB mine shoots 315-330 fps using .20 on the battery it comes with the 8.4volt
Low weight
Easy to use lefty and righty when needed
One handed use is easy
Cons
My semi broke, idk why but I still use it just all I do is half pull it when it's a semi only field
A con some people say is that you have to take out the mag to wind it, but it doesn't bother me carry spares and it's more realistic then the people with m4s who never take the mag out all game long.
I personally don't trust a 9.6 volt battery on it it sounds like its working it's ass off and I want the gun to last.
This is Sager and I'm from Long Island NY