Quick question, but I can't find an answer anywhere. Does the Holosun 507c use the same mount as the Holosun 510c? I'm in love with the 510c, and I would love to use it on a P90.
https://dmachineri.com/products/ps-90-trijicon-rmr
P90 Holosun Optic Mount
507c is RMR
510c is proprietary
Dmachine offers custom mount. Email him if you really want the 510c, but I would just save the hassle and money and get something more mainstream that uses the RMR footprint.
Or go rifle optic and get something that uses the T1 footprint.
507c is an RMR footprint mount.
510 uses picatinny rails like in your pic.
You're basically doing window size and cheek vs chinweld comfort.
>510 uses picatinny rails like in your pic.
You can remove the picatinny raiser it has, and there is a different kind of mount.
>You're basically doing window size and cheek vs chinweld comfort.
I hate chinweld.
No
BUMP. I want a P90 mount for a Holosun 510c.
and i want an OG flash hider threaded for 1/2x28. screeching about it on the internet isn't working, might as well kms
CMMG makes these. I already own one, and one of their 10.4-inch phosphate barrels.
https://www.opticsplanet.com/cmmg-inc-fnh-p90-style-flash-hider.html
Oops. The threading is different.
P90 has pencil barrel and takes proprietary threading. The only way you can put a 1/2x28 muzzle device is with a thread adapter and even then the OG ones will not work. The 1/2x28 looks similar but not exactly the same
I don't own a PS90, but I already have a barrel and a P90 safety selector. What if I just got one of these, and bought the other parts separately? The problem is, I don't know where I would buy a PS90 without the upper receiver and barrel.
The stocks used to be made but are not available anymore. If you do find them they’re like $800 and up. Do not try to build a p90 like an AR build, you will spend more money than on a new one
you're a ccp supporterfor using holosun
Holosun is based. They prove that you can buy high quality and innovative Chinese products. I absolutely love their shake wake functionality that they add to their optics.
isnt trijcon and eotech better
For pistol optics, Holosun is king. EOTech and Trijicon are good for rifle optics. I think I might end up getting a Holosun AEMS for my future P90 build.
I used to be on the same boat, but I've had two 507c reticles partially die (inner dot, not the ring) within a year of purchase.
For a carry gun, I'd go with Trijicon. Fun guns I'd go with Holosun. For rifles, Aimpoint if you can afford it and Romeo 4 if you can't. There isn't much usage for a EOTech outside of NV. Even then, the Aimpoint T2 is pretty comparable.
how about crimson trace? theyre a good brand
>Trijicon
Doesn't make a single acceptable rifle red dot and the RMR is good but has worse tint, reticle options, has to be taken off to change the battery, has worse light transmission, and is an open emitter compared to the 509T.
>Eotech
This is a holographic sight so it's not really comparable to a red dot 1:1, it's better for magnified use but has worse battery life. The AEMS is very similar for NVG use.
>sent from my iPhone
I have that mount on my p90 with a holosun and it's great.
Not home and don't remember which one I put on it but it was super easy to install both the sight and rail in the 90