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A sleek black and futuristic design ahead of it's time, the FN P90 is one of the world's finest submachine guns to date. The P90 was designed and developed by FN Herstal after NATO began requesting a replacement firearm for those chambered in the older 9mm ammunition. This weapon was one that began developement by the late 80s and by 1990, went into full on production. The P90 is highly compact and light, but also extremely powerful at close-long ranges. It is indeed unique as it holds a 50 round top loading magazine, which ejects spent shells out of an opening behind the pistol grip. This makes the weapon ambidextrous for both right and left handed shooters. It also shoots on select-fire, ranging from single-full automatic fire. It's primary ammunition however is the small, but very powerful 5.7×28mm round, which is also fired from the FN Five-Seven pistol. Like many guns before it, the P90 has been seen in a variety of different films and television shows such as Stargate: SG1/Atlantis, James Bond: Tomorrow Never Dies/The World is Not Enough, etc.

Description

A sleek black and futuristic design ahead of it's time, the FN P90 is one of the world's finest submachine guns to date. The P90 was designed and developed by FN Herstal after NATO began requesting a replacement firearm for those chambered in the older 9mm ammunition. This weapon was one that began developement by the late 80s and by 1990, went into full on production. The P90 is highly compact and light, but also extremely powerful at close-long ranges. It is indeed unique as it holds a 50 round top loading magazine, which ejects spent shells out of an opening behind the pistol grip. This makes the weapon ambidextrous for both right and left handed shooters. It also shoots on select-fire, ranging from single-full automatic fire. It's primary ammunition however is the small, but very powerful 5.7×28mm round, which is also fired from the FN Five-Seven pistol. Like many guns before it, the P90 has been seen in a variety of different films and television shows such as Stargate: SG1/Atlantis, James Bond: Tomorrow Never Dies/The World is Not Enough, etc.