My $5,000 FN Collection

Published on November 1, 2023
Duration: 15:42

This video showcases a collection of FN firearms, including the FN 57 pistol, FN PS90 rifle, and FN 509 Tactical pistol. The presenter and a guest discuss their personal opinions, aesthetics, and perceived value of each firearm. A key segment involves testing the penetration capabilities of 5.7x28mm ammunition against soft body armor, demonstrating its limitations against certain types of protection.

Quick Summary

The FN 57 pistol, chambered in 5.7x28mm, features a 20-round capacity and safety mechanisms. However, its high cost and ammunition price are points of contention, and tests show it may not penetrate soft body armor when fired from a pistol.

Chapters

  1. 00:21Introduction to FN Collection
  2. 01:15FN 57 Pistol Overview
  3. 02:07FN 57 Accuracy Test
  4. 02:27Disliking the FN 57
  5. 03:565.7x28mm vs. Soft Body Armor Test
  6. 05:11Blue Tip 5.7x28mm vs. Soft Body Armor
  7. 06:06Understanding Body Armor Types
  8. 06:10FN PS90 Rifle Overview
  9. 07:30PS90 Shooting Demonstration
  10. 08:03Why Dislike the PS90?
  11. 10:115.7x28mm from Rifle vs. Pistol
  12. 11:26FN 509 Tactical Pistol Overview
  13. 12:17FN 509 Tactical vs. Glock 19X Comparison
  14. 14:27FN Collection Wrap-up

Frequently Asked Questions

Can 5.7x28mm ammunition penetrate soft body armor?

Based on the video's tests, 5.7x28mm ammunition fired from a pistol did not penetrate soft body armor. Both FMJ and blue-tip rounds were stopped by the Kevlar vest, though the blue-tip caused a larger bulge.

What are the key features of the FN 509 Tactical pistol?

The FN 509 Tactical is equipped with a threaded barrel for suppressors, is optic-ready for red dot sights, and includes suppressor-height sights. It typically comes with 17-round magazines and an optional 24-round extended magazine.

What is the difference between a P90 and a PS90?

The P90 is the original compact submachine gun, while the PS90 is the civilian-legal, semi-automatic rifle variant. The PS90 is a full-size rifle version, whereas the P90 is the shorter, select-fire model.

Why might someone dislike the FN 57 pistol?

Reasons for disliking the FN 57 include its perceived high cost, subjective 'ugly' aesthetics, and the high price of its specialized 5.7x28mm ammunition, especially when fired from a pistol.

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