FN P90/PS90 30rd Magazine Into 50rd Conversion

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Published 2015-01-11
This is what I did to convert a 30rd FNH PS90 magazine into a 50rd magazine.


DISCLAIMER: This video is only a showing of what I have accomplished with this product. Anyone who desires to reproduce what I have done does so at his/her own risk. Depending on the skill level of the person attempting to reproduce what I have done, the final results will vary. Poor workmanship will result in a poorly finished product and could also cause damage to the product and/or rifle or could cause harm to the person using the product and/or those around him/her. I do not have any control over the skill level of anyone attempting to reproduce this project and I therefore cannot be held responsible for carelessness and/or poor workmanship.

All Comments (21)
  • Thanks, i just converted 3-10 round magazine's to 49 round mags. It was very easy to do.
  • @SilentRazor1uk
    Hi, for those that might have a feed problem, make sure the plastic follow is the correct way in and not upside down - with regards the forwards & backwards slant of its face - the shorter length is on the mag bottom and the longer one is uppermost.
  • @jrnumex9286
    good deal, i have a califunny 10 and bottom plate seems attached. but after watching this, in the trash it goes buying a 50
  • @chrisp.5272
    Took me 15 minutes with a small hacksaw, and no vice. I’d suggest Midway for FN magazines on the cheap.
  • @therealjarett
    Jim, I'm loving your PS90 videos. Thank you for sharing these. I have to ask though, where is that accent from. Almost sounds slightly Scandinavian. :)
  • @213eddy
    does it still feed correctly
  • @CDXXIX
    Woo I did it, except I glued the 2 pieces together so that the wire could clip in. Only lose 1 round anyway.
  • @ShotgunGabe
    Wouldnt this reduce the reliability when firing? Since the tension for the magazine spring is much lighter than compare to when it's 30?
  • @bdawg5415
    Can this be done to a ten rounder or are the springs different
  • @gwspangler9231
    I have seen this done without any cutting. Keep looking and you will find the correct video.
  • @i_Daniel
    Thx dude, I'll test in in da hood
  • You could probably 3D print a smaller piece instead of cutting the plastic if you have access to one