FN P90 PDW

As usual the gun is made from 40mm aluminium channel, this time upside down with the lens assy mounted on top. A plastic component box holds the PCB and speaker while the batteries soldered together and are held in place under the component box. The rear where the box and batteries are located is covered  with a folded piece of sheet aluminium. 40mm X 3mm flat bar is used to cover the open channel and is folded around the rear of the gun to form the end of the stock.

Another piece of channel is secured to the top of the lens assy and acts as a level surface for mounting of optics onto the top rail. This unit does have a laser pointer built into the top section, it is only intended for zeroing of optics and non lasertag activities.

The wooden hand grip is made out of two pieces of hardwood which are jig sawed and routed as one piece. 5 screws hold the two halves together allowing them to be split in two. The inner part of each half can then be routed to provide wiring channels as well as easy trigger mounting.

This pic shows the fake barrel which could house a muzzle flash LED. The small hole above the lens is where the laser beam is emitted. On top of the unit is a basic red dot scope, made by Daisy, which is mounted on 3/8 dovetailed piece of 12X3mm flat alum. bar.