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QD silencers by their nature will usually wobble. BUT that can be fixed with elastic bands, though that'll make them difficult to remove, defeating the purpose...
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After TAC-11 had been cleaned up and we had a chance to relax. I had Shelledpants capture this shot of my collection.
Left to right. Indoor- Stock TM P90TR 7.4v lipo via deans Outdoor- TM P90TR Re-shimmed, stronger spring. 410fps 11.1v lipo via deans Parts/loner- Stock TM P90RDS All three were purchased used from ASC over the last 5 years. Averaging one event a week be it a game or training at TTAC3. Heavy trigger time and hundreds of thousands of rounds through them. Other than a tappet plate going on the first one (parts) there have been no catastrophic failures. All three have had issues with the trigger return springs in the front of the mech box. Most have been replaced with trimmed down bic lighter springs. When I have experienced these failures in the field the ease of access to the mech box has made the repair simple and quick. And cost me quite a few lighters. Finally having three setups with modular and interchangeable parts has let me squeeze a lot of life out of this very robust platform.
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Might as well post, for you COD fanboys. No you can not sight down these and line up your shot with the target because the sights are too close to each other. But they still look nice none the less
 
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MP7 Sights.
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Tried a p90 the other day. Not sure if its from me being a larger individual but the gun just didn't seat into my shoulder comfortably. I like everything else about the gun though! Are there any sorts of 'pads' out there that offer a lower shouldering point on the p90?
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You can add thickness to the stock pad.
Maybe you used it wrong. If you adopt a square position facing your target, the weapon should shoulder perfecly and when ready-ed, the cheekweld should be perfect without tilting your head. You have to "shoulder" the weapon a bit more centered on your chest/armor plate. The weapon is easyer to use with hard plates.
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