Breakdown FN PS90 Case (Gen 2)
$229.99
Fits up to 16″ barrel upper receivers, with optics attached
Please note you will receive the “New Design” shown in the diagram
Case is lightweight
Foam insert is standard polyethylene
Case is Airline Approved for checked luggage
Padlockable (with customer supplied padlock)
Case has a Lifetime Warranty
Additional Information
Interior Dimensions | 18.80"L x 13.10"W x 4.35"H (478mm x 333mm x 110.49mm) |
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Exterior Dimensions | 21.50"L x 17.25"W x 4.80"H (546mm x 438mm x 122mm) |
Shipping Weight | 11.00 LBS (estimated weight of the product with packaging such as a cardboard box) (4.99 kg) |
Characteristics | Waterproof, Shippable, Lifetime Warranty, Crushproof, Outdoor Use |
Hardware | No Wheels, Padlockable, Hinged Lid, Built in Locks (option), Pressure Equalization Valve |
Case Material | Plastic |
Manufacturing Method | Injection Molded |
Manufacturing Origin | United States of America |
Version | Standard Version | FN 5.7 Version |
Rifle / Shotgun Type | FNH PS90, P90 |
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Questions and answers of the customers
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Q Is the FN PS90 SBR/Fiveseven pistol insert available in polyurethane foam? If so what is the price? answer nowAsked by June 5, 2020 9:24 pmonAnswered by the admin
This insert is not available in polyurethane foam.
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Q I have a short barrel version of the PS 90 with the low profile TROS mount with an Aimpoint Micro... answer nowAsked by September 12, 2019 2:55 amonAnswered by the admin
The case itself is a little too short to fit an assembled PS90, even a short barrel one. If we turn the gun diagonally, then although the rifle may fit, we would run out of room for any optics. Overall it looks like we would need to do customized foam in a slightly larger case. Please email sales@caseclub.com with your request & the overall length of your rifle and we will be able to find a case and quote you.
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Q Does this case come with the "waste" from the cut out areas? If not, is it possible to have only ... answer nowAsked by September 5, 2019 2:55 amonAnswered by the admin
Yes, this case does come with all the foam plugs left in place for the exact reason you are inquiring about. They can be left in if you are not using those cutouts. That sounds like it would meet your satisfaction, but let it be noted; any modification to the insert (such as only having the bottom portion cutout) would be considered custom & have an additional cost.
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Q Do you have a cutout for a FN509 tactical pistol instead of the FN57 to fit? I have 2 of your ps9... answer nowAsked by June 16, 2019 12:37 pmonAnswered by the admin We do not currently have a design that fits the FN509 Tactical pistol instead of the FN57, although it looks look it would only take some minor customer-side cutting modifications to allow the FN509 Tactical pistol (without optics) to fit. The 10 round and 17 round FN509 magazines would fit with a little extra cutting as well, although the 24 round magazines likely will not fit. To get the foam form-fitted to your pistol, we would need a tracing of the pistol and its magazines sent to us for a new custom foam job, which would have increased lead time and costs (call (877) 412-2737 for a custom foam quote). The factory foam for this design is unfortunately not a sale item.
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Q Will this case have enough room for a man kave extended charging handle on the left side? Adds ab... answer nowAsked by May 6, 2019 9:05 pmonAnswered by the admin
*Yes, but with an asterisk. If the charging handle is on the bottom side (going down), there is only 1/2" worth of foam below the gun. Therefore it would not fit. If the charging handle is on the top side going into the lid there are 2 possibilities that would work. Either it overlaps with a magazine and you will have to sacrifice one of the magazine slots to allow for the relief or it ends up in between magazine slots at which point you could carve out a relief in the foam for it to fit.
A Update on the man kave charging handle. The total width is an inch so it only adds half an inch. It makes the upper stick out a bit but still fits nicely. -
Q What is the layout or do you have a picture of the 5.7 version of this case? answer nowAsked by October 29, 2018 3:41 pmon
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Q I have a PS90 with a 3.0" removable stock extension, and also an FN 5.7 pistol. Can I fit them all? answer nowAsked by October 11, 2018 6:08 pmonAnswered by the admin Martin, No problems on answering questions. As far putting in a putting in the pistol as well, I think we may be exceeding the capabilities of the case's size. The best workaround solution I can think of is to: 1) Purchase the FN-57 version of the case 2) Use a knife to connect two of the magazine slots in the lid together in the shape of the stock extension 3) Test fit by trying to close the case with all parts inside. If more depth is needed, move to step 4 4) Use a knife to cut a hole in the 0.25" loose divider foam piece between the lid and the base (where the stock extension hits it) 5) Test fit again by trying to close the case with all parts inside. If more depth is needed, move to step 6 6) Use a knife to cut out the 0.25" flatpad in the back of the lid hole. This buys another 0.25" of depth On paper this plan works, but of course there is still inherent risk. Same as last time, attempting the above modifications makes the case non-returnable.
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Q I have a PS90 with a 3.0" removable stock extension. It is the same width/height as the stock and... answer nowAsked by October 11, 2018 5:23 pmonAnswered by the admin Martin, The largest accessory pocket, in the top left area of the base of the case, measures 4.5"x3.25"x1.75". Cross-checked with the dimensions you gave me for the stock extension, which should roughly measure 4.72"x3.0"x1.75", the stock extension is about 0.22" longer than the pocket. It may still fit, albeit tightly. Some additional work-around solutions: -Combine the two top right pockets into one pocket with a knife, creating a big 6.9"x4.4"x1.75" pocket -Extend the top left pocket all the way to the case's wall with a knife, which adds about 0.38" to the length and width Please not the two above work around solutions, once implemented, will make the case non-returnable.
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Q Hello I have a PS90 with the Imperial Arms receiver, can you cut the foam to fit this? answer nowAsked by July 30, 2018 10:18 amonAnswered by the admin
We can indeed do a custom foam insert to be form fitted for specific rifle setups. To do this, we would need a tracing of the rifle or (if you are local) the rifle itself in order to get the cutout shapes correct. The downside to going the custom foam route is that pricing and lead time are significantly increased from our stock pre-made options. With our stock PS90 Case, the Imperial Arms Receiver will actually fit with only minor customer-side modifications in the area circled in blue.