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If you're running a P90 and want to spice it up a notch, the Perun Optical MOSFET/ETU for P90 AEG is what you need to take your P90 to the next level. This advanced MOSFET/ETU uses optical sensors to speed up your P90 and provide programmable functions, including burst mode, binary trigger, adjustable active braking, adjustable pre-cocking, trigger sensitivity adjustment and compatibility with dual sector gear setups. 

Make no mistake, this MOSFET rivals the incredible Gate TITAN and ASTER series in the functions and performance it provides. Unlike the Gate 'fets, the Perun is designed specifically for TM P90-based AEGs, meaning no compatibility worries and a relatively easy installation process. If you want your P90 to shoot like an upgraded M4 platform, this is how you do it!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue regarding slam firing - whilst testing, the trigger is extremely stiff suggesting that a part is most likely broken within the trigger group though we're not sure what exactly it is without disassembling the unit. Ultimately, this replica would serve better as a wall hanger which given it's also a two-tone, you won't need UKARA in order to obtain this replica!

This replica has a dead MOSFET. Due to the proprietary nature of this replica, we expect it to serve well as a unique display piece, though we do wish you luck in sourcing a new MOSFET directly from G&G if you're so determined to get this thing working as it should. The secondary adjustment lever of the stock is also snapped but the buffer tube should accept practically any M4/AR-15 sliding stock. 

It uses G&G's G3 gearbox which is slightly larger than a regular V2, it is also a split, similar to what can be found in many ICS platforms - this means it has its own proprietary gears, suggesting any out-of-the-box MOSFET will not fit and/or work. A great source of parts for spares and repairs!

This beast of a replica has landed in our boneyard due to a few issues; first and foremost, part of the bolt carrier is broken where the rear screw is located, meaning securing the frame to the receiver would be quite difficult as you only have the front portion of the replica to secure the two pieces together.

The muzzle device also freely spins, but this could be an easy fix/tightening. The foregrip is also pink, suggesting this used to be a two-tone replica. Last but not least; firing this thing into our chronograph gave us a reading of 580 FPS using 0.20g BBs, meaning it is not site legal and would have to be downgraded amongst the other fixes required.