The FN P90 is a Belgian personal defence weapon made by FN Herstal, first introduced in the early 1990s and recognisable for its futuristic bullpup layout and 50-round magazine mounted on top. It became widely familiar through military use and through appearances in first-person shooters, where its unusually fast firing rate made it a fan favourite. As a result, short recordings of its fire have circulated online for years as stock gunfire for gaming montages, fan films and meme edits, valued for sounding instantly distinct from a rifle or pistol.
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Short burst of automatic fire from an FN P90 submachine gun, used for gunfire scenes, gaming edits and action videos that need realistic weapon sound.
This is an intense burst of automatic gunfire from the FN P90, a compact Belgian submachine gun known for its high rate of fire and distinctive top-mounted magazine. The clip opens with a sharp crack and then rolls into a fast, rattling volley of shots that feels urgent and aggressive, with little pause between rounds. At just under three seconds long, it hits hard and ends abruptly, making it ideal for a firefight, a jump scare in an edit, or a punch of tension in a short video. Its unpolished quality gives scenes a gritty, realistic edge without needing music or dialogue to sell the danger.