The KRYTAC EMG FNP90 Custom Edition comes equipped with a low profile upper receiver that is lightweight and compact for CQB focused situations.

There are a variety of configurations that can be created with the EMG FN P90 Custom Edition, including the standard FN P90 standard upper receiver, the modular Receiver with extended outer barrel, Modular reciever with extended outer barrel and handguard and lastly our most low profile option for the P90 Handguard lineup. Some parts sold separately.

The KRYTAC Battery Extension butt pad significantly increases the battery compartment for the FN P90 AEG Custom Edition. It also serves to extend the length of pull of the P90 body for taller operators with longer limbs.  

The P90 is one of the few AEGs with two different select fire options. SEMI mode works just like any other AEG, however, in AUTO mode, a half pull of the trigger will only discharge one BB, whereby a full trigger press will fire continuously.

All of the critical controls of the P90 are either located along its centerline or replicated on both sides, including the selector switch, magazine release, and charging handle, for easy manipulation of the platform with either hand.

The FN P90 charging handle isn't just for looks. Whenb pulled back, it opens a large window above the primary grip for access to the hop up. The window is enlarged for easy adjustments, even while wearing gloves.

The same decades of experience in airsoft and tech work that created the Nautilus gearbox went into modernizing the beloved V6 gearbox for the KRYTAC P90. An electronic fire control unit, with a gearbox mounted fuse, and 8mm ball bearings for all three gears are all standard features. The KRYTAC V6 gearbox is a high performing and rugged gearbox from the factory, but compatibility with more standardized parts also make it a prime candidate for custom builds.

The KRYTAC Trident Series AEGs were the first M4 style airsoft replicas to utilize a numbered rotary hop up, with tactile feedback for precision hop up adjustments.

The Nautilus MOSFET safeguards the circuitry and is strategically positioned at the rear of the gearbox in order to maximize space in the battery compartment.

The Nautilus Gearbox achieves perfect AOE out of the box thanks to the enlaged padding on the rear of the cylinder head and the absent second tooth on the piston.

Modern T-plugs offer superior performance and save significantly on space compared to the traditional airsoft batttery plug.