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Old07-25-2007, 05:50 PM #1
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DefaultAny PS90 owners?

I don't want to argue about the 5.7x28mm caliber with anyone - I'm just curious if anyone else here is a PS90 owner?



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Old07-25-2007, 06:59 PM #2
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oh yes i got a green one just put a top rail on next is holo sight
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Old07-25-2007, 07:18 PM #3
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Okay, I'll bite. Where's the flippin' ejection port? (I'm a lefty and these things often matter to me, particularly when it's a bullpup design).
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the ejection port is like 8 inches from the butt stock straight down
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Yep, it ejects straight from the bottom.
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I've never shot a PS90 before or handled one. What armed force uses them?
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I believe some European armed forces use them. Offhand, I do not remember which countries. I have a new infant that keeps me forever tired. My memory is not so good right now
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ive test fired one and found it very ergonomic and controllable in rapid fire, liked the tritium sight. still it seemed sorta toyish and awkward to speed reload.
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I believe some European armed forces use them. Offhand, I do not remember which countries. I have a new infant that keeps me forever tired. My memory is not so good right now
Germany and Austria for two. They are also used by some euro police forces too, but they are not used as front line infantry weapons. Rather, they are used by rear echelon and support troops, and sometimes in armor. The military version has a much shorter barrel that the civilian version available in the US.
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Well, I just ordered a Five Seven handgun - so soon, I'll have a matching set - a rifle and carbine of the same caliber
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