Updated shots of my AM-P90 (and a quick vid)

[Evil Bob]

Non functioning/broken P90 airsoft guns turn up on ebay every now and then, they can be had for as low as $20 in shipping, thats where my sister got hers for her SG1 costume.

Much like hoppers, you can also buy replacement shells directly from the manufacturers.

-Evil Bob

[Skoad]

I actually bought a working one off ebay. I think it was 35 or something including shipping.

I'm back home on spring break so i don't have the gun here with me but the feeding is made out of probably 2 1/4 - 10 round tubes so lower 20's on the ball count. I'm still waiting on the springs

[p8ntball365]

Sorry for the nub question But is it a airsoft gun or did you mod it to paintball?

[teufelhunden]

He cut the shell to fit around a 'Mag, I believe.

[SAW]

Man, that isn't a high ammo capacity...

Could you double-stack two of the "magazines"? Have the upper clip drop-feed into the lower.

[Remington]

Granted it's not a 50 round magazine like the real thing, but I think the 20 shot magazine is more realistic than say, a hopper. Incredbile job Skoad!

[Skoad]

i have no idea how you would power a double stack magazine

[SAW]

Since attachments are fubar, I'll try and explain...

Take your spring-loaded system and put it up top. Cut a hole in the bottom of the upper magazine, another in the top of the lower magazine. As the marker fires, the lower section of the stacked mags is filled with the paint from the upper magazine. The only problems would be

A) The balls feed incorrectly when transfering from top to bottom magazines. This could possibly be solved through the use of an elbow of some sort.

B) The spring doesn't pack enough energy to completely empty the top magazine. You would either be forced into getting a tougher spring (which could damage paint) or just going SC: rock-and-cock.

Hope this clears it up.

Either way, it's a piece of art!

[Skoad]

i'm probably going to sell it after spring break, don't really have energy/time to finish it completely.

[meshaq]

could put a q loader where the 20 rounds clip is, it would still be like a magazine, but higher capacity

[Remington]

i'm probably going to sell it after spring break, don't really have energy/time to finish it completely.

What else needs to be done to it? It looks done to me.

[Evil Bob]

A Q-Loader would be great to put there but its much wider then the P90 frame and would look out of place on top. A possible location would be the butt stock.

-Evil Bob

[Jack & Coke]

hmm. All I can hear is sound no vid? Is it supposed to do that? Looks really nice though. what is the "shell" of the marker?

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BTW, really cool project skoad!

[ApexAZ]

That's pretty nifty!

[Skoad]

What else needs to be done to it? It looks done to me.

still need springs to power the feed system (if i can find the right springs), probably need to do something better with the feeding too right now its pretty haggard, recoat the body and barrel and add clear coat, and some basic finishing touches