P90 replicas

With a length of 500 mm, a height of 210 mm, a thickness of 55 mm, and a weight of 3 kg with a loaded magazine of 50 cartridges, the P90 has the significant dimensions of a submachine gun. However, its bullpup architecture gives it a comparatively shorter length than traditional submachine guns like the MP5. The latter has a comparable length provided the stock is folded, which then prevents it from being shouldered and limits its accuracy and effective range. The P90's magazine has an uncommon capacity of 50 cartridges, when the norm is rather 30. The ammunition is stored in a particularly unusual translucent magazine. Placed above the weapon, it contains 50 cartridges that are arranged perpendicular to the barrel axis. This unusual design forms no protrusion and favors the maneuverability of the weapon. The ejection of the cases is done from the bottom, at the level of the stock. In addition to avoiding "spraying" people near the shooter, this also solves the problem of case ejection specific to bullpup weapons, the P90 is ambidextrous without requiring any modification. The P90 is the first weapon to respond to the "APDW" concept, which does not prevent it from also being perfectly suited for close-quarters combat (CQB) in buildings, thanks to its maneuverability. Its ammunition is reminiscent of a miniature 5.56 NATO, which allows targets to be engaged up to 200 meters and to penetrate personal protection at this distance. Moreover, the P90 is a symmetrical weapon. The loading mechanism is on both sides, the fire mode selector is directly under the trigger, the magazine is located above the barrel, the ejection window under the stock. All of this makes up a submachine gun that can be used with the left or right hand.

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