FN Herstal Licensed P90 Full Size Metal Gearbox Airsoft AEG (Color: Pink / Add 7.4v LiPo Battery + BMS Charger + LiPo Safe)

"yea this is gonna be mine when i get 155 dollars.
im buying a red dot and a silencer!!!

"crap i am low on cash and cant go for the marui well this is better then nothing and it is echo1 and i dont have to buy a 2nd mag because it comes with 2 hells ya

"I for one would rather buy the echo1 than the mauri. Not bad talking mauri, just my opinion. The echo1 is $155. The Mauri, $280. That is a $125 difference. You could buy the echo1, take the $125 you saved, and use it to put parts into your echo1 to make it even better than the Mauri. Besides, look at the stock fps levels between the two... 280 (Mauri), and 350 (echo1). If you are buying a p90 and are keeping it stock, the echo1 is an obvious choice... especially if you are a beginner or want a back up gun. If it's that much of a clone, it should handle well enough to hold its own.

"chris is right tm was the best it was the first p90 maker and can be 30x better with upgrades not only that tanio kabo made custom 6.01 TB for only marui not for E1 this might be a great airsoft gun but i still would go for the mauri.

"Get one of those awesome looking paranormal 4 red dot scopes and it'll look like the p90 from timesplitters 2

"It's the perfect smg for target practice great fps the rate of fire is a little slow but other than that it's perfect 7.4 volt is perfect I bought the package with the battery included and it fits in my ak as well great gun

"A year in still shooting like a charm, the range and accuracy is decent, gonna be adding a barrel soon and bucking soon, and a hopup but in all honesty out of the box you'll be able to compete with most AEG's I got around 415 fps in chrono last I played.
I would however much like everyone else like to say the battery space is kinda subpar, you have little to no room. I suggest buying the stick extension but you WILL need a sling point if you plan to run that. ALSO when closing the stock make sure to manage battery wires well or you will splice them.
The back on the stock DID CRACK while putting on the stock *learn from my mistake and be gentle with it, the gun is durable but not THAT durable I can admit I was a little rough with the stock* while I can still clip the stock extension on I use electrical tape to keep it stable.

Also don't buy the high caps. You'll regret it I promise. Not the guns fault, Stull feeds fine but just a heads up

Pros
Surprising range
Decent accuracy
Compact
Good rail space
Daily hop up is decent out of the box
Very maneuverable
Easily upgradeable


Cons
No battery space
The stocks plastic is kinda weak
That's all. I suggest you get it.

"-Solid gun for its price point.
-Came out of the box shooting 370-390FPS. Its RPS was ~18 with a 7.4v.
-It is rather loud out of the box.
-Trigger had some mush. Fire select was a little stiff but wears in.
-Stock iron sight is rather small but it works.
-Underneath the orange tip is a threaded half barrel. It looks a little funky without a tracer/suppressor unit.
-Fairly light, maybe buy 2 and duel wield?

"this is my designated night games gun. works really well and have never had it fail on me, but I wish the trigger was better

"Okay, I have to give credit where credit is due. This P90 kicks some serious butt. I paired it with a 7.4V Li-Ion and a reflex sight, and it’s a very solid, well rounded gun. The polymer body makes it lightweight and smooth in the hands. The metal upper receiver allows for some decent durability, and the ergonomics are, well, probably what you’d expect from a P90. The thing fires powerfully, at about 415. Mine had some shortcomings, however. When fired, my P90 tends to make a loud metallic “thunk”, and it doesn’t sound anything like the way it sounds in the reviews and videos I looked at. The full-auto setting has an oddly slow rate of fire, either because of the magazine feeding or the battery, of which I can’t tell. The gun itself fires hard and far, but I can’t help but worry that it’s going to break every time I fire it in full-auto. So in general, my experience is a solid 3.5-4 stars.

"This gun performs very well. Decent groupings and a good rof. BUT taking it apart to adjust the hop up brike the lock that holds the 2 pieces of the gun together. I wasn't rough. The plastic was just extremely cheap. Same goes for the muzzle threads on the outer barrel. One light bump on a building and the suppressor I had on it snapped the threaded barrel part clean off leaving me with a muffed up tracer unit and an outer barrel with no outer threads.

Pros: Good fps for outdoor but easy spreing chamge for indoor.
Consistent groupings and range.
Nice and light, easy too maneuver.
Cons: Poor body construction.
Cheap externals.
All in all for the price I'd still say it's an overall decent purchase.

"I recently purchased this AEG as I'm planning on going airsofting soon. The gun is very comfortable to hold and is accurate, it's a great starter gun. However, On the second day of shooting this AEG, I noticed something was not right... The semi automatic firing mode had a weird thing going on, I had to squeeze the trigger multiple times before I shot. I've sent my gun back and hopefully it was just a problem with mine and not across these guns. Apart from that I would recommend this gun to anyone who is a fan of bull pup style PDW'S, or anyone who is looking to get into airsoft.

"This gun overall is pretty great, it runs more than 50 bbs in each mag but i cant get over how expensive the magazines are for this gun, for me the red dot does not work, even with batteries. this gun is pretty great. I would recommend this gun in battle, however if you want to save money over the magazines i suggest you buy a secondary gun or carry a secondary gun, in that case, when you run out of the bbs in your magazine just pull out your secondary gun.

"After a month of playing with p90, I want to add to the previous review that no matter how I tried to use hicap smagazines or create gravity feeding magazine, all attempts turned out to be a failure. The only magazine that will work correctly with the p90 is a lowcap 68rd. Other magazines will not work correctly any brand. Also m4 and similar can be placed on top of the wall, hide your head from the shots and keep shooting when it is quiet. The p90 has no external barrel to do so. The p90 profile is very high and in order to aim well at the scope you need to set your head high and become easy prey.

"READ THIS IF YOU REALLY WANT TO KNOW WHAT THIS GUN IS ALL ABOUT...

This was the second airsoft gun I have ever gotten and I have had this gun for around a year now. This electric p90 is quite worth the money, or shall I say this is one of the best quality submachine guns you can buy for this ridiculous price. This thing is extremely maneuverable and is so light compared to other Aeg's that I run around with it without tiring. I am always in the front lines and this thing never gives up, EXCEPT that the feeding process of the p90 is not just like any other m4 technology... It feeds from the top of the gun, causing multiple jams and feeding problems. If you use the mid-capacity magazines you will get small amounts of feeding problems but sometimes the magazines don't want wind themselves so you will have to hit it or shake them a few times to feed the BB's to the front of the magazine (It is audible). This weapon is amazing and I have so much fun using it in the field with its light weight and its amazingly small size. If you buy the package that comes with the battery, you will get a 9.6 V battery which does not give you the full amount of trigger sensitivity I was wanting. I definitely would recommend this for beginners, BUT with the proper upgrades toward the motor, gearbox, and spring you will be able to turn this into a full on 100% aimbot DMR that can be held with one hand without ease.

OVERALL...

Pros
- Lightweight (gun body made of polymer)
- Compact size
- Extreme low profile
- With correct LiPo battery allows for extremely rapid automatic fire
- Battery is placed inside the gun quite easily
- Raised rail (no need of sight risers)
- The BEST selective firing system (allows for fasts switch between semi, safe, and automatic)
- Comfortable hand grip (allows use for thick gloves)
- Side rails
- Easily taken apart (to view internals just remove the screws)
- 14mm barrel thread (uses 14mm suppressors/ tracers)
- Looks great ;)

Cons
- Feeding problems (but not severe)
- Slide trigger (Not sensitive towards semi-automatic fire)
- A little back heavy
- Charging handle will get wobbly (just tighten the screws)
- No under rails (No grips)
- Orange tip is hard to take off (use heat dryer to weaken glue then slowly twist off)
- Not full metal, but allows for maneuverability

Happy airsofting and GIVE THIS THING A TRY TRUST ME YOU WILL LOVE IT!