Battlefield 6 Weapons in Real Life: Gun Expert Jonathan Ferguson & Dave's Favourite Firearms- Part 2

Published on December 10, 2025
Duration: 34:30

This entry details the FN P90's unique features, including its 50-round translucent magazine and the specialized 5.7x28mm cartridge designed for armor penetration. It highlights the P90's role within NATO's Personal Defense Weapon system requirements, as explained by firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson from the Royal Armouries.

Quick Summary

Firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson from the Royal Armouries discusses real-world weapons featured in Battlefield 6, including the FN P90 with its 50-round magazine and 5.7x28mm armor-piercing rounds, the improved L85A3 rifle, and the future-oriented RM277 bullpup using the .277 Fury cartridge.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Battlefield 2042 Weapon Mechanics
  2. 02:12The L85A3 Reputation
  3. 06:21FN P90 and 5.7x28mm Ballistics
  4. 12:10FN Five-seveN Pistol
  5. 15:54B&T APC10 / SCW-10
  6. 20:33L110 Minimi and Grip Pods
  7. 23:11Ultimax 100 / KTS100 Mk8
  8. 28:28Future Weapons: RM277

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the FN P90 discussed in the video?

The FN P90 features a unique 50-round translucent magazine and fires the 5.7x28mm cartridge, which was specifically designed to penetrate soft body armor. This design was part of a NATO requirement for Personal Defense Weapons.

How does the L85A3 rifle compare to its predecessors?

While the L85A1 variant had a poor reputation for reliability, the modern L85A3 version has seen significant improvements, making it a much more dependable firearm. It's noted as a late-level unlock in the game.

What is the significance of the 5.7x28mm cartridge?

The 5.7x28mm cartridge, used in firearms like the FN P90 and FN Five-seveN, was developed to defeat soft body armor. This capability was a crucial factor in meeting NATO's requirements for Personal Defense Weapon systems.

What is the Ultimax 100's notable technical feature?

The Ultimax 100 light machine gun is highlighted for its 'constant recoil' system. This design reduces felt impulse during automatic fire by preventing the bolt group from striking the rear of the receiver, enhancing controllability.

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