Novritsch / Cybergun FN Herstal Licensed SSR90 Airsoft AEG Sub Machine Gun (Type: Black / Including magazine)

"Great p90, definitely better than the krytac one. Groupings are tight, and the programming is easy. Not quite worth 400, but if it's on sale, snag it ASAP!

"Stellar gun. No issues whatsoever and super accurate, beats my M4. I've used it in a variety of playstyles both indoor and outdoor and it has held up great. It is a very airsoft-first replica-second gun... meaning they have made meaningful additions to the P90 platform such as QD points in the back and lots and lots of MLOK up front, as well as a NICE metal flat trigger. There are custom external modifications available for those who want things like more MLOK up front, or even a kit that removes a lot of the top of the gun for a minimalistic setup, though I prefer it with the full top.

Comes with features like pre-cocking (means very good trigger response akin to gas), a binary trigger mode (shot on pull and release), a burst mode, and more, all of which can be turned on or off pretty easily.

I'm not sure what type of polymer is being used but it is very solid and does not feel "plastic" (no creaks, etc.). This gun is my favorite all-purpose airsoft rifle. Hands down. Something I wasn't sure was possible with such an unconventional bullpup, but the additions made to this one specifically have given me nothing more to want out of an airsoft rifle.

If you're hesitant or contemplating which one to buy... this is one you will not regret - it's designed from the perspective of an airsofter. Comparing raw specs, feature sets (like binary mode), and design... it wins every time. And it lives up to it in use. If I recall correctly I didn't get a preorder but I got it pretty soon after it released. Evike asks for a detailed review, and boy am I long-winded. TL;DR they nailed it. Perfect airsoft P90.

"Novritsch nailed this one, I bought it as a buy and forget deal, no upgrading or messing with internals. My brother loves the P90, and I am a huge fan of bringing people into the sport, so I'll run my main setups and usually loan this one to my homie, and the smiles it brings when it rips shots with devastating speed. Wonderful replica, programming is nice if a bit extravagant, binary trigger makes your enemies on semi restricted areas feel cheated, I don't know what the pre-cocking really means but I'm guessing it increases reactivity/trigger response. People at the field will ask if it's a novritsch p90, and i had many a compliments when using.

"unique trigger programming is useful and the especially the binary fire mode allows you to fire fast in semi-auto mode, almost like a fire rate glitch. full auto is extremely fast and accurate. build quality actually feels average but i read that the internals are all upgraded and i test fired it and the accuracy is pretty good. a little bit on the expensive side but if you're looking for an out-of-the-box ready smg then i would go with this gun.

"The only words to describe this gun are that it's the bomb. It has lightening fast trigger response, an insane rate of fire, excellent accuracy, and beautiful balance. The only recommendations I have are that I you go airsofting at an indoor arena, get a tracer unit.

"This is the best aeg I have ever shot. The trigger response is amazing, the accuracy is amazing, the range is amazing even though of the compact size. The magazines are pretty awkward but once you get used to it it's fine. The magazines also feed flawlessly as long as you pull them backward once you load them. The only cons I have about this gun is it takes some getting used too, magazines are hard to get used to, and you need a small red dot because of the high rail. Overall I think this is the one of the best guns you can get for the price.

"The Novritsch p90 met all my expectations, the gun preformed just how I wanted it to. The FPS was a little high leading to me having to be forced to watch my engagement distance (fps was roughly 410-415). I can confirm that the gun does indeed go brrrrr on full auto. But not only that the gun features a binary trigger, three round burst, and a pre-cocking feature if you just program the gun to do so which takes no more than a couple seconds to achieve. If you have any concerns or questions I would definitely refer to the Novritsch academy if your new to airsoft or just the p90 in general. Overall the gun was great, but if your gunna buy the bundle package, just be warned that the red dot that comes with the bundle is a little underwhelming and you'll be forced to use the high rise mount, which is not great for use on the p90 due to the height over bore. Other than the red dot the bundle was just fine and the battery it comes with was a perfect fit and can easily get 6-8 hours of play on a full charge.

"Pros:

1: The trigger response is good
2: Has lots of customization
3: Parts are easy to get on the Novritsch website
4: Good sling points
5: Realy easy quick-change spring. You don't have to open the gearbox.
6: Fantastic out of the box performance

Cons:

1: The body appears to be a CYMA and can split in half at some points if dropped or bumped.
2: The trigger is a duel stage trigger, after a while the trigger on semi will break the ETU. This will put the gun on full auto constantly.
3: Out of the box FPS might be to high for CQB fields
4: Mags are very large and can be hard to carry depending on your gear


Some other notes for people looking into P90s

1: High capacity magazines for P90s are horrible, avoid them like the plague
2: Understand the Nov P90 is just an upgraded CYMA with a different upper receiver
3: The P90 is fantastic for CQC environments

"I ordered for 400+ fps and got 360.

i ordered ASG SPRING s135 but still geting 360 FPS.

what to do ? :(

"I’ve had this thing for a few months now and fielded it about 5 times and wow I love it. I haven’t done any upgrades to the internals but I have painted it. Super easy and simple to take apart and work on to clean. Every time I use it, it surprise me on how well it shoots. I play outdoors, use .30g bbs and a 11.1V lipo. I have the normal red dot that evike sends you in there packages and I just put that dot on people and it hits them with ease. I have a krytac mk2 crb with upgraded hop up chamber and prommy barrel and this p90 still shoots way better. If anyone is considering this gun I highly recommend it.

"I just recieved this gun today. I haven't had a chance to test it at all, but after holding and handling the gun, I can already tell that this is an extremely high quality product. There is NO flex, wobble or creaking in any of the polymer stock. The trigger, skeletonized full metal (it feels like aluminum) still suffers from the stereotypical mushy trigger, but that said, it's nowhere near as bad as my buddie's Cyma P90. The charging handle also rattles slightly, although this can probably be fixed by tightening it some.

The mosfet/etu is wired towards the battery connector and housed in the butt of the rifle, making access very easy. The rails are sturdy, and well made. Negative stated the trademarks are just stickers, but that must have been pre-production, as mine are all painted on. Overall, this is probably the best put together rifle I own, even surpassing my m249 full metal at the moment. Other than that it suffers from all of the P90 drawbacks and advantages, ie extremely small and compact, small battery compartment, difficult to access hop-up (although easy to adjust once you cram your fingers in). And all of this for less than the Krytac P90.

I will update once I field the rifle, although I am already confident in it's performance.

"So I got this cause I'm the P90 guy (have 6, now 7 on hand as well as have owned every model from every manufacturer including the old CA and King Arms) and this was one I hadn't experienced yet.

Get the dirty out of the way first:

This is not overall the best P90 you can buy. From a raw performance it's exemplary, but it's externals and build is actually probably one of the worst I've yet experienced, Jing Gong, ACM bad.

If all you care about is field performance and you are unconcerned with the overall appearance, functionality, and durability of the gun as a whole, them fine, this is about as good as it gets.

Nitty gritty:

Performance is stellar. As sold stock it shoots about 415 fps with 0.25s. Range is impressive; with zero hop it hits about 175 feet, very respectable. Dropping in 0.30 g bbs and hopping appropriately 215 feet is very achievable with consistent accuracy. Ranges were measured with a golf competition laser range finder.

For a 360 ish dollar gun, as sold, that is an impressive feet. I've fine tuned one of my Maruis and it still only tops at about 190 feet.

But because I have many other P90s I did some cross component testing.

First, dropping a Marui P90 upper on the Novritch lower fits, as does vice versa. So switching the barrel hop up assembly I found nearly all the work of this impressive range is being done by the barrel and flat hop.

Putting the STOCK Marui barrel/hopup, on the Nov, drops the range to a fairly standard 165 feet (a full stock Marui with hop typically tops out at 150 feet feet).

Placing the Nov barrel/hop on the Fully stock Marui lower produces a solid 175 feet range.

Placing the Nov barrel/hop on a well upgraded Marui lower (Lonex Piston/Head/Cylinder/Head/nozzle, M120 spring) Produces a 215 foot range.

Placing Tightbore 6.03 P90 Barrel with the Prowin Hop up with a Maple 70* bucking on the Nov lower, about 175 feet.

What this means is that flat hop and barrel and CNCd Chamber from Nov is doing SERIOUS range work.

So chief recommendation, if you already have a P90, particularly the Marui or Krytech, just buy the chamber off the Nov website and skip the entire gun. Why? The build is awful. Really bad. And not in a lemon way: this is how it's supposed to be and it's really cheaply made.

First of all the material itself is terrible, creaky Plastic. The plastic is rough and not in a deliberate stippling sense but rather in the cheap plastic sense. It flexes when pressed and I would be genuinely concerned if it got hit by a higher power gun at close range it may crack.. it's really bad near the battery compartment. Bad enough I can separate the two halves.

The TM by contrast is the best yes better than Krytech. I own a PS90 to compare to and the Marui is about perfect.

This problem with the Nov is a problem and detracts from the value overall considerably.

Little nit picks like the selector being very loose unlike the Marui and Krytechs solid snaps. Trigger is VERY good on the Nov but it's so good it's actually better than the real PS90. Go figure.

It does NOT come with the low profile rail system seen in the pics. You have to buy that separately which is annoying since it features prominently in advertising.

Overall it's a very impressive if not delicate gun. My current plan is to gut it and stick the internals in one of my older TM P90s for a far more solid build.

"I'm conflicted about writing this review. This is the first and only Novritsch Product that I will purchase.
I will say that I am not a fan of the brand and this review will seem a bit biased. I had expected to be a bit more wowed of the product out of the box.

Build quality: Feels solid. Mine came with an over-molded rubber butt plate that had pressed the back of the of the p90 body open. remove the butt plate and a little judicious trimming of the rubber and I was able to snap everything back together.

Internals: Would not shoot out of the box. I took the gearbox out and did a visual inspection. Black wire was too loose on the motor to provide a connection. Tightened gently with a pair of pliers and reinstalled the gearbox into the p90.

"Over all the build quality was good. It felt great in the hands and has a great weight. It's a laser on the field too. My main complaint is the gearbox. Yes it's fast, but while in a firefight at the first game day I took it too the gear box internally exploded. Screaming gears and everything. I haven't opened it up yet to see what failed, but pretty sure a bearing inside exploded causing the gears to eat everything in their path.

I'm not to thrilled about having to rebuild an almost 400$ airsoft rifle so soon. Especially since I've had it less than a month and it didn't survive a firefight stress test.