From a technical point of view, this replica should be compared to its only real competitor, the P90+ by Tokyo Marui. I have to note upfront that Krytac's advantage stems more from the stagnation seen by TM and the legal airsoft constraints in Japan. Except for the recent release of a version with ETU, their P90 is basically the same replica from the turn of the century. As for Krytac’s advantages, you can mention: - Better body material. - Modernized V.6 gearbox (normal bearings, radiusing in the cylinder window, QSC, stronger motor cage) - Metal upper. - Better hop-up chamber mounting in the upper - though TM’s is not bad either. - Mechanical trigger adjustment in the stock. Unfortunately, there are also drawbacks: - NO POSSIBILITY OF INSTALLING THE PERUN ETU, which is currently the best (by a wide margin) ETU for P90 on the market. - Modernized V.6 gearbox (dedicated - if it cracks, you have a problem, requires gears dedicated to Krytac gearboxes, which are definitely more expensive) - Questionable installation of the buttpad, which makes it easy to lose. - Mechanical trigger adjustment - especially in mode "A," the minimum resistance is still significant. - Poor availability of spare parts. - Price?
