(626) 286-0360
Airsoft
Fishing
Air Gun
Cybergun FN Herstal Fully Licensed Gas Blowback P90 PDW (Color: Tan)
15 Customer Reviews
by David B. on 02/05/2024
"Just bought this and I love it! Pretty accurate and shoots great. Took me a bit to figure out where to put the gas in but once I found out I had no issues. Feels just like owning an actual FN P90, now to buy more mags for it.
by Kyle Y. on 11/07/2023
"I love this thing, it’s so clean and punchy, but that didn’t stop me from having a few gripes with it. Out of the box mine crono’d at 470. Which means I cannot use it at any fields, meaning I have to buy an NPAS for it (which I have yet to do). I love the compact build of the P90 and the polymer body is solid. Mine came with an extremely heavy semi auto trigger pull, but loosens up on full auto for some reason. Not sure if that’s a lemon thing. Lets go over a few of my person pros and cons
Pros:
- Kinda heavy for what you’d expect, but it’s still lighter than any other gas gun i’ve held
- Punchy recoil
- Mags come with a dry fire mode (if you care about that)
- Decent accuracy even without a suppressor or optic
- Pretty decent speed full auto (could even be 1-1 with the real one)
- Uh hello! It’s GAS
- Solid polymer body and metal upper frame
- Decent amount of replacement parts and upgrades are available
Cons:
- Shoots too hot for most if not all fields out of the box (Need to buy an NPAS)
- Semi auto trigger is HEAVY takes considerable effort to pull (might just need to loosen a screw somewhere that I haven’t bothered to find)
- Hop up is annoying to get to
- Does not come with side rails like the Krytac one (Still looking into compatible parts but I’ve been told the real steel one is compatible)
- You can’t slam the magazine in like they do in video games because you’ll break the nozzle
All in an a great gun, but it needs a lot of after market parts and tinkering if you want to use it on a field.
Pros:
- Kinda heavy for what you’d expect, but it’s still lighter than any other gas gun i’ve held
- Punchy recoil
- Mags come with a dry fire mode (if you care about that)
- Decent accuracy even without a suppressor or optic
- Pretty decent speed full auto (could even be 1-1 with the real one)
- Uh hello! It’s GAS
- Solid polymer body and metal upper frame
- Decent amount of replacement parts and upgrades are available
Cons:
- Shoots too hot for most if not all fields out of the box (Need to buy an NPAS)
- Semi auto trigger is HEAVY takes considerable effort to pull (might just need to loosen a screw somewhere that I haven’t bothered to find)
- Hop up is annoying to get to
- Does not come with side rails like the Krytac one (Still looking into compatible parts but I’ve been told the real steel one is compatible)
- You can’t slam the magazine in like they do in video games because you’ll break the nozzle
All in an a great gun, but it needs a lot of after market parts and tinkering if you want to use it on a field.
by Robert A. on 02/20/2019
"This is a GREAT rifle. If you are Airsofting not just to play force on force, but also enjoy the collector aspect of Airsoft, this is as realistic as it gets. Not your ordinary AR-15 either!
Pro:
Superb look and feel
Extremely fun to shoot
Superb accuracy and range (Use 0.28g bb)
As realistic as it gets
Con:
No cup holder
Pro:
Superb look and feel
Extremely fun to shoot
Superb accuracy and range (Use 0.28g bb)
As realistic as it gets
Con:
No cup holder
by Henry L. on 01/11/2019
"I bought this gun a few months ago and over all is fairly happy with it. Right out of the box it feels sturdy and nice! Definitely a rifle I cannot wait to power and shoot right out of the box.
Pros
mostly metal where it should be
high rate of fire
tight mag fit
great for cqb
Cons
Need more mags
over all it was a good gun and I highly recommend it
Pros
mostly metal where it should be
high rate of fire
tight mag fit
great for cqb
Cons
Need more mags
over all it was a good gun and I highly recommend it
by Garrett C. on 01/08/2019
"Holy C*** this gun is fun to shoot!
Pro:
Extremely compact, a bullpup design to the extreme!
Realism! Milsim to go with your mealsim!
Feels very nice on hand and is a true collector's piece
Accurate, powerful and reliable.
Good rate of fire.
Con:
Too much fun!
Pro:
Extremely compact, a bullpup design to the extreme!
Realism! Milsim to go with your mealsim!
Feels very nice on hand and is a true collector's piece
Accurate, powerful and reliable.
Good rate of fire.
Con:
Too much fun!
by Charles L. on 12/27/2018
"This is the most realistic and FUN Airsoft gun I have ever operated. And I operate a lot because I am an operator!
If you want to get a feel of what a .22 caliber P90 would shoot like, buy this in a heart beat!
If you want to get a feel of what a .22 caliber P90 would shoot like, buy this in a heart beat!
by Calvin D. on 12/25/2018
"Out of the box this gun was amazing. Build quality was good and solid and looked great. Lots of metal parts and if you ever shot a P90 this is very realistic.
Pros:
Good build quality
Fast fire rate
FPS is what it was listed as, good for CQB
Cons:
Inner barrel came dirty but took a minute to clean
Overall, this gun would be good for anyone wanting a nice and realistic gun for CQB!
Pros:
Good build quality
Fast fire rate
FPS is what it was listed as, good for CQB
Cons:
Inner barrel came dirty but took a minute to clean
Overall, this gun would be good for anyone wanting a nice and realistic gun for CQB!
by josh d. on 12/13/2018
"I highly recommend this rifle!
Pro:
Good FPS right out of the box. Mine is at 350 FPS.
Feels good and ergonomic. You can dual wield. Tempted to get a second one!
Perfect for CQB, more compact than anything out there
Con:
Big magazine, but they look so cool!
Pro:
Good FPS right out of the box. Mine is at 350 FPS.
Feels good and ergonomic. You can dual wield. Tempted to get a second one!
Perfect for CQB, more compact than anything out there
Con:
Big magazine, but they look so cool!
by James R. on 11/29/2018
"This rifle is awesome! It is an exact clone of the Tokyo Marui P90 with higher FPS.
If you are looking to buy this:
Use a 11.1V battery or 9.6V. Power with a smart charger
Get spare mags
Pro:
Everything about it
Con:
Compare to M4 or MP5 series, the mags are big. But that is your trade-off for having such an compact awesome gun
If you are looking to buy this:
Use a 11.1V battery or 9.6V. Power with a smart charger
Get spare mags
Pro:
Everything about it
Con:
Compare to M4 or MP5 series, the mags are big. But that is your trade-off for having such an compact awesome gun
by Michael O. on 07/24/2022
"Named mine "satan's lunchbox", it fits lol. Hell with a handle.
ROF is faster than my M93r, mag size is awesome, switches shoulders flawlessly & it's all too good to be true cuz fields will see you coming like "ohhhhh you must not have crono'd that lil monster yet... let's get this over with..."
It was 90 degrees today and it crono'd at 485FPS with .25s, mags were chillin loaded at staging in the sun for a few hours while running other pews. (usually run .3+)
It's a beast winter rifle; good kick, no exposed bolt on firing & high mag count means less snow packed into the lil guy. Runs 390-400 with .32s if I remember right. Barely legal when there's snow on the ground lol.
Random stuff:
Don't get the UMP/P90 pouches grab P90 specific pouches, if you run em' low on the chest you pretty much pull up n' push down to reload.
BBs will spray everywhere if you dont absolutely finesse reloads but it's all good in the pouches while running.
Had to get a spacer to run a PEQ on the side.
Most "goggle-friendly" stocked GBB I have.
Embrace the suck of the garbage sling point and just get a plate carrier mounted single point bungee. Looked at all the ways I could pop in QD plugs but I kinda like the above setup now.
Trigger is stiff but pushes back into you well so if you have a mean finger it's surprisingly nice.
Don't ram mags home, take a sec to make sure its home or else you can damage the port on the 90'.
Last round hold open is a massive weak point in the design, stuck open till i tweaked it and broke it in. Guaranteed itt'le break given time. Bolt & everything else is a brick house tho, might trace it out on brass and replace it while I still have the pattern.
Every GGBR has a niche, sometimes nothing like the purpose of real thing. This is a good example.
ROF is faster than my M93r, mag size is awesome, switches shoulders flawlessly & it's all too good to be true cuz fields will see you coming like "ohhhhh you must not have crono'd that lil monster yet... let's get this over with..."
It was 90 degrees today and it crono'd at 485FPS with .25s, mags were chillin loaded at staging in the sun for a few hours while running other pews. (usually run .3+)
It's a beast winter rifle; good kick, no exposed bolt on firing & high mag count means less snow packed into the lil guy. Runs 390-400 with .32s if I remember right. Barely legal when there's snow on the ground lol.
Random stuff:
Don't get the UMP/P90 pouches grab P90 specific pouches, if you run em' low on the chest you pretty much pull up n' push down to reload.
BBs will spray everywhere if you dont absolutely finesse reloads but it's all good in the pouches while running.
Had to get a spacer to run a PEQ on the side.
Most "goggle-friendly" stocked GBB I have.
Embrace the suck of the garbage sling point and just get a plate carrier mounted single point bungee. Looked at all the ways I could pop in QD plugs but I kinda like the above setup now.
Trigger is stiff but pushes back into you well so if you have a mean finger it's surprisingly nice.
Don't ram mags home, take a sec to make sure its home or else you can damage the port on the 90'.
Last round hold open is a massive weak point in the design, stuck open till i tweaked it and broke it in. Guaranteed itt'le break given time. Bolt & everything else is a brick house tho, might trace it out on brass and replace it while I still have the pattern.
Every GGBR has a niche, sometimes nothing like the purpose of real thing. This is a good example.
by Malcolm G. on 05/31/2017
"I have one of these, not from Evike, direct from Sout East Asia.
Disclaimer: Mine is tapped for HPA (internal tank so you can tap the gun directly, not the magazines!)
To shoot, it's a delight, very easy to get on target and super short. This gun is rear heavy. Not unmanageable but more than I like. Mags have a little spigot that matches up with the receiver. Less fiddly than a GBB AK, but something to note.
Out of the box the trigger is garbage. Space the activator bar and file the trigger mechanism a bit and it is great. Luckily this is the easiest gun to work on ever, so that's a mere 10 minutes of work. Everything pops out, and even going as far as to disassemble the two halves of the body is easy.
The FPS is waaaay too hot for CQB OOTB; 420-440 is typical. HPA tapping obviously solves that problem somewhat, but to keep the blow back crisp you would still need to restrict the nozzle a little (again, easy as this is super easy to work on).
I love mine, would buy again.
Disclaimer: Mine is tapped for HPA (internal tank so you can tap the gun directly, not the magazines!)
To shoot, it's a delight, very easy to get on target and super short. This gun is rear heavy. Not unmanageable but more than I like. Mags have a little spigot that matches up with the receiver. Less fiddly than a GBB AK, but something to note.
Out of the box the trigger is garbage. Space the activator bar and file the trigger mechanism a bit and it is great. Luckily this is the easiest gun to work on ever, so that's a mere 10 minutes of work. Everything pops out, and even going as far as to disassemble the two halves of the body is easy.
The FPS is waaaay too hot for CQB OOTB; 420-440 is typical. HPA tapping obviously solves that problem somewhat, but to keep the blow back crisp you would still need to restrict the nozzle a little (again, easy as this is super easy to work on).
I love mine, would buy again.
by David S. on 07/24/2023
"Let me start by saying I do like this gun. I have been messing with it for a couple of months shooting in the back yard and no games in. There are some issues i had that must be addressed.
Pros: 1. fantastic blow back feel
2. feels good in the hands and looks good
3. easy to disassemble(generally)
Cons: 1. awful hop up system to reassemble
2. trigger pull is heavy
3. some times semi auto would shoot and bolt would not move
4. mags leak, shell cracked, feed lips broke on 1 mag.
5. 450 out of the box can be a negative depending on the field or a positive if it doesn't matter
6. on full auto the rate of fire drops kinda fast
7. to fill a mag requires a lot of gas and it spends a lot of gas
I did fix most of these issues with after market parts with, all steel trigger system with stronger spring, adjustable trigger bar, adjustable valve, new bolt, re-grease all o-rings.
Mag issues are more likely quality control issue.
The p90 stock as it now I would say it is not reliable enough for skirmish games.
The upgrades I would say are needed to give a good experience on the field with out the risk of malfunctions.
Almost full disassembly is required to fix these issues.
Pros: 1. fantastic blow back feel
2. feels good in the hands and looks good
3. easy to disassemble(generally)
Cons: 1. awful hop up system to reassemble
2. trigger pull is heavy
3. some times semi auto would shoot and bolt would not move
4. mags leak, shell cracked, feed lips broke on 1 mag.
5. 450 out of the box can be a negative depending on the field or a positive if it doesn't matter
6. on full auto the rate of fire drops kinda fast
7. to fill a mag requires a lot of gas and it spends a lot of gas
I did fix most of these issues with after market parts with, all steel trigger system with stronger spring, adjustable trigger bar, adjustable valve, new bolt, re-grease all o-rings.
Mag issues are more likely quality control issue.
The p90 stock as it now I would say it is not reliable enough for skirmish games.
The upgrades I would say are needed to give a good experience on the field with out the risk of malfunctions.
Almost full disassembly is required to fix these issues.
by Lucas S. on 03/09/2021
"Pros: looks good, feels ok, nice and heavy and sounds good when racked.
Cons: trigger is wayyy to tight, doesn't feed well, leaks gas and putting the mag in is an nuisance.
But hey, if you not playing like you life depends on it, its not all that bad. But i can say it looks really good on my gun wall.
Cons: trigger is wayyy to tight, doesn't feed well, leaks gas and putting the mag in is an nuisance.
But hey, if you not playing like you life depends on it, its not all that bad. But i can say it looks really good on my gun wall.
by Sean K. on 07/16/2019
"I have mixed feelings about this gun. Its a great gun and the only p90 gbb out there but the trigger feels bad and the mag has a plastic lip. also the reload of this gun is kinda akward
by Alan P. on 05/22/2017
"Hi,
This gun is OEM by WE with FNH markings through Cybergun. Unfortunately, build quality is just like any WE GBBR. Pot metal internals with a PLASTIC bolt stop. (Why?) It shoots extremely hot for any fields let alone CQB fields . Mine shot around 440 FPS on .2's. To think that this is a CQB weapon, it should shoot CQB FPS. Don't get me wrong, just like any WE products, this is good value for the price since it's not MAP controlled. Just buy it, enjoy it. Just make sure to lubricate the internals for a little more longevity especially with the inferior materials.
In conclusion, if you're in the market for the very first P90 GBBR then you don't have any other choice. For as long as you know that you're getting what you paid for, then you should be ok. There's a lot of better quality GBBR's out there but not at this price range and they're MAP controlled. For as long as you don't abuse it and maintain it properly, you'll have a great time with this weapon.
This gun is OEM by WE with FNH markings through Cybergun. Unfortunately, build quality is just like any WE GBBR. Pot metal internals with a PLASTIC bolt stop. (Why?) It shoots extremely hot for any fields let alone CQB fields . Mine shot around 440 FPS on .2's. To think that this is a CQB weapon, it should shoot CQB FPS. Don't get me wrong, just like any WE products, this is good value for the price since it's not MAP controlled. Just buy it, enjoy it. Just make sure to lubricate the internals for a little more longevity especially with the inferior materials.
In conclusion, if you're in the market for the very first P90 GBBR then you don't have any other choice. For as long as you know that you're getting what you paid for, then you should be ok. There's a lot of better quality GBBR's out there but not at this price range and they're MAP controlled. For as long as you don't abuse it and maintain it properly, you'll have a great time with this weapon.