Building Instructions Ruger 10/22 FN P90 Replica Video 3

It's the voice God gave me. Sorry.

this doesn't sound to good

I did sell one over a year ago on ebay and it did really well. RIght now there is one on sale on ebay ending June 2, it's only at about $30 right now. I can't tell by the photo if he built it well or not. I might build another one to sell if I get enough free time though. Search "clone ps90" on ebay. I think since he used "PS90" in the title, people are not finding his auction.

dude i like how u make those p90s they r awesome

Hehe, sure no problem. Here is another in tone of a plant lover:
"How can you kill those small helpless plants? It isn't right! At least my food can defend itself!"

Anyhow, have you considered reselling these stocks?

lol
Thanks for the laugh.

If meat is murder then salad is slaughter!

Absolutely.

hey could i use a dremel tool instead of a die grinder?

Some dimemencions I got from friend said that it might just work, but I still worried about the mag well it looks really tight

I really like the look of the L85. I can see where the mag well and the ejection port are positioned, on top of each other. The Ruger as you know has the bolt/ejection port behind the magazine. Hard to tell if it would fit by just looking at pictures. The Ruger receiver and the mags are 1 1/4" wide. Is the body of the L85 wide enough, and tall enough to hold it? If you're like me, you want it to look real, and not hack up the stock's looks to make it work. Tough call.

Okay I've seen the AUG body on the Ruger, so I know I could do that, but what about a L85? The thing that worries me is the mag well.

Doesnt matter, project was scraped do to the seller. So time look for something different. Im thinkin a L85 or an AUG. OR the Muzzle Lite which I dis-like. I'd like to do a TAVOR but I can't find anything like it.

The Muzzlelite looks -close- to the Type 95, but you can see on the stock where they enlarged it to cover the Ruger trigger. The other things you have to consider is if the stock is wide enough for the Ruger, where the magazine lines up, and how you are going to run a linkage. I got really lucky with the P90.

You're probably right. I just got my order in, so when I recive it I play around with and let you know.

The stock on the Type 95 is pretty small, and looking at pictures, it may not be large enough to hold the Ruger. I think the Ruger's trigger may stick out the bottom of the stock.

Im look into doing this with a PLA Type-95 springer instead of buying a MuzzleLite stock for the Ruger.

Great! I have yet to hear anyone else attempt this yet. Feel free to ask me questions if you run into any trouble. -And definitely post a video of it.

Hmm, I like the idea behind this, gonna build one for my weekly steel matches comps.. I gone ahead and ordered a Well D-90, hopefully I'll get it soon.

:) I might take it up someday but not right now. Good luck !!

I saw a video on YT of a guy who converted a G36 and it looked decent. I have 2 AK's and they look like they might work. I haven't opened them up yet to examine them internally. Just eye-balling it with my template of the 10/22, the trigger lines up and the mag well lines up with the AK's. With the gas tube and sights of the AK, those might make it a little harder to do.

:) or if you get an mp5 or more likely a g36,you can use the actual 10/22 action's trigger as teh real trigger, but it wouldn't be bullpup. Like, are you familiar with AEG airsoft internals? Like, put the action in where the gearbox would normally go, and see if the 10/22 action's magazine well fits with the existing feeding well...

Ah, I didn't even think about getting the parts separately from TM. Besides the shell, you'd only need the trigger to complete it. I'll have to look into that more.

yeah that's actually true lol. But hey, they actually sell TM P90 parts (a 2 part shell, bottom + rail) for liike $60 for one part.

The real P90 uses plastic in the stock, and the TM or CA probably use a similar grade plastic, which is of higher grade than what's used in this Well P90, I am sure. Despite that, this stock can handle moderate shooting well, and I have not cracked the stocks or damaged them. I'd love to build this using a TM stock, but it would be a shame to chop it up, plus the expense of the TM stock would be more than the entire cost of a new Ruger 1022.