Description
We’ve received a limited batch of PPSH-41 parts kits featuring rare and hard-to-find markings. Each kit has been listed individually to showcase its unique collector features.
Georgy Shpagin designed the PPSh-41 Soviet submachine gun as a cheaper, more reliable and simpler alternative to PPD-40. The weapon was often called “papasha” in Russian, meaning “daddy”, but it was also known as the “burp gun” due to it’s distinctive sound and quick firing rate. These are made from the original machine guns and demilitarized into a civilian legal kit. They can then be re-welded to regain semi-auto or full post sample glory. To complete the rifle build you will need a receiver and barrel. See the notes below for the virgin stock missing metal hardware.
CANNOT SHIP DRUM TO BAN STATES.
Please Note : Due to the demilling process small parts like pins/springs may be missing and/or unserviceable, this is most likely to affect the top cover retainer pin, and barrel pin. This can vary from kit to kit.
Parts could be coated in cosmoline which has helped preserve the parts over the past 60-80 years but they still may have minor rust spots.
Torch cut barrel chunks are included as well.
These were originally chambered in 7.62 Tokarev, but are able to be converted to 9mm as well.From what we have observed, all drums are Molot stamped, and may have proof stampings and serial number etchings as well. These drums appear to be in mostly excellent to unissued condition, and 90% of them are soaked in cosmoline. The Molot stamped drums will be selected and shipped for as long as we have one. If they run out we won’t be able to swap, unfortunately since there won’t be any to swap with.Produced from 1941-1947
Rare chance to pickup a piece of history with these World War II era beautiful condition Russian PPSH-41 kits!
Details on each kit
1. 1945 – Kirov factory mark (Matching)2. 1943 – (Matching)3. 1942 – (Matching)4. 1942 – искра (Matching)5. 1946 – (Matching)6. 1944 – (3) Zavod imeni Stalina (Matching)7. 1944 – (3) Zavod imeni Stalina (Matching)8. 1949 – Parkerized (Matching)9. No year – Parkerized, new stock without hardware, no stock screw (Matching)10. No year – Parkerized, new stock without hardware, no stock screw (Matching)11. 1944 – (3) Zavod imeni Stalina (Non-Matching)12. 1943 – (3) Zavod imeni Stalina (Non-Matching)13. 1942 – (Non-Matching)14. 1943 – Molot factory mark (Non-Matching)15. 1944 – Kirov factory mark (Non-Matching)16. 1945 – (Non-Matching)17. No year – (Non-Matching)18. 1944 – (Non-Matching)19. 1947 – Parkerized (Non-Matching)
