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FN Five-Seven pistol: Long Range Firepower, Part 1

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PART 1 of 4: Nutnfancy's table-top review of this excellent FN sidearm. All indicators point to the innovative FN Five-Seven pistol being an outstanding design. It's the companion pistol to the FN PS/P90 carbine and serves many of its special purpose functions. While more of a rifle caliber than a pistol one, it's advantageous to compare the design against a known and respected standard. Against the Glock 17, the 5-7 stacks up very well indeed. Essentially it has the same incredible light weight, equal firepower, good trigger, good sights (adjustable too!), ruggedness, simplicity, reliability, accuracy, ergonomics, and it's quality-built. But it uses the proprietary FN 5.7x28mm round which brings both good and bad news. The good is it provides laser-like trajectories out to 100 yards, Kevlar penetrating capabilities, amazing velocities (1700 fps for commercial loads), less recoil, and higher magazine capacities due to its small size. The bad news is the ammo is hard to find, it's expensive (compared to pistol ammo), current brass doesn't reload well, and few other guns besides FNs use it. While I don't have trigger time behind either of them at this point, my anecdotal study shows the 5.7x28mm to be a decent manstopper (surprisingly). But other downsides of the 57 is its high cost, wide grip, and limited accessories available at this time. It all others ways I think the design is a hit and would serve well as both a special purpose and all-around full sized defensive (or offensive) handgun. But honestly the jury is still in many ways on both the round and this design. It will have to be proven over time, like the Glock, preferably by adoption by LE and military units for it to gain world acceptance and respect. And for this design to survive, the 5.7x28mm load will have to become more common and popular with other manufacturers chambering for it as well. Sadly, I feel that without that type of support the round is doomed to a marketing failure. Nutnfancy Likeability Scale: 7 out of 10 *** Big thanks goes to ImpactGuns.com for hosting this review. Thanks guys.

Channel: Science & Technology
Uploaded: November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am
Author: nutnfancy

Length: 10:01
Rating: 4.575597
Views: 528938

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JMediaKing (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
shut the fuck up some times. Thyank you very much impact!
bf2lover42 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
@woget264 See, now you have actually backed up your claims. Over priced? Of course. Check out the AR15's opposition. Any other product you might find has at least one of the following traits: overpriced, not as "OPERATOR" friendly as the AR, not as accurate, not as durable. Sometimes it features all of these traits. Did you need to insult me for me to acknowledge it? Goddamn.
Pistongreg1 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Can You Please Do A Review On The H&K 40 Fullsize Please Why? Because I Wont Like To Buy One.
woget264 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
@bf2lover42 im in denial because i know that leet is weird gamer speak and only after 3 weeks have i kept my temper now your just pissing me off you clearly have no idea what your talking about i did own a scar i was doing three gun drills with it and cracked the pistol grip. but thankfully i was on a payment plan from the dealer so i didnt pay for the whole thing i got it repaired and sold what was left on the plan to some guy in texas. Over priced for a monolithic piston plastic ar 15
bf2lover42 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
@woget264 >resulting to insults >expecting to be taken seriously You never had one, stop lying. I am familiar with the SCAR issues because I do know people who have more than one. But I avoid mentioning him because he's a fanboy. Look, this youtube account was not made by me. I did the picture because it was requested to me almost 6 years ago. In MS Paint, back in highschool. I left it there for nostalgia's sake. Also, you obviously got the references so someone is in denial.
bf2lover42 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
@faustpierced Bullshit. All plastics are part of polymers. Some are weak and brittle for everyday use, some are not as brittle and can handle higher temperatures as long as you're not placing them under a "work load".
woget264 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
@bf2lover42 yeah actually i have cock sucker and it broke so fuck you. worst 3000 dollar investment of my life i sent it back for repairs and then sold it to some sap. and what credentials do you have dumbass with a tag like BF2 lover and a leet profile pic do you think anybody would take you seriously fuck you im tired of fencing with you "weres your degree in engineering materials" were's yours you fucking douche weakling gamer.
QsOSiRiS (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
The FN P90 is the shit. Too bad ill only get to shoot the PS90 ):
GruntBurger (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
@fcuk4220 My understanding was that because of the shape and velocity, the civilian ammo is capable of penetrating soft armor, but not reliably. Maybe they just said that to keep the hippies quiet, lol.
fcuk4220 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
@GruntBurger I heard it still can, but it was just hallow point.
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