PPSH Practical Series

The Shpagin submachine gun system was formally adopted for service on December 21, 1940. It got huge popularity with the military in World War II and deservedly became the symbol of the victorious Soviet soldier.

The PPSh-41's success is due to its simplicity, high rate of firing, high fire density, and accuracy. Georgi Shpagin succeeded in constructing the simplest and most affordable system conceivable. The submachine gun required only 87 pieces, the majority of which were stamped. The assembly took only 5.6 machine hours. By comparison, DP Degtyaryov required 95 pieces and 25.3 machine hours to manufacture. In addition, it was not necessary to create a separate cartridge for PPSh.

The various modifications were used by 21 armies around the world, and the exact number of PPSh produced is not known.
 

The dimensions and all visible parts are like in the original combat weapon. The model is cocked when the trigger is pulled. You feel as if you were holding a real submachine gun. There is even a stamp with the year of manufacture on the body.

There is a standard safety on the inside of the trigger guard. When it is in the rear position, the trigger is locked. To deactivate it, press it with your index finger before firing.

The buttstock of the rifle is made of wood. The barrel is metal. The total weight of the product is 3.17 kg. The total length is 80 cm. The barrel of the optical system is integrated into the overall body design, which only adds to the model authenticity.
 

To reload, detach the magazine from the gun using the latch and reinsert it. Use the fire mode switch located next to the trigger to turn the game set on The power socket is located in the back plate of the buttstock and is protected with a special plug.

The power source is a lithium battery with a minimum of 36 hours of operation. The scope of supply includes the submachine gun by default. Hit sensors and chargers are to be purchased separately. The tagger can additionally be equipped with the recoil simulation technology. An OLED display can't be mounted on the model.