My P90, with and without silencer. | I chose a P90 for 3 reasons: | I wanted a weapon which was compact, having used longer guns on my first couple of matches. I found long barrels get in the way when you're diving through hedges. | | I liked the look of the P90, having seen it on Stargate-SG1, and the James Bond flick, The World Is Not Enough (crap film that it was). | | I had the opportunity to try one owned by a friend, and liked it. |
Of course once you buy any kind of airsoft gun, you want to modify it. Here's what has been done to mine: | Spring uprated to give 325fps. I got this done at purchase, to save hassle. It gives it a nice boost to the range without really hurting your opponent (it is a game after all) | | Laser and torch added (1 each side) a la Stargate. I don't use the laser much, but the torch is handy in the bunkers - oh yes, and it looks good. | | 3-9 x 40 scope added as I'm a bit of a sniper | | Sling added. This was home-made, and is ok, but could be improved (see bottom of left-hand column). |
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How to sling your P90: The "Stargate" | The "Gunslinger" | | | This is how they carry the P90 on Stargate SG1, as seen in the pic further up. My home-made sling doesn't really work in this position. Personally, I don't like the silencer slapping me in the groin every time I move. I would imagine it gets tiring on the neck too. See below for a possible solution. | This seems to be the best option, as long as you get the length right so it is easy to "draw" when needed. If using a silencer, watch you don't dig it into the dirt when you kneel down. If so, shorten the sling. I speak from experience! | Buy this sling from Stargate6.com SG1 use a much better sling than my home-made one, which should be more comfortable! I have one on order from Stargate6.com, and will review it after I've used it in action. | |
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