Replica PPŠ-41 Špagin with Sling, USSR 1941

Decorative replica of the PPŠ-41 / PPSh-41 Shpagin, USSR 1941 submachine gun, based on a Soviet weapon from the Second World War period. It combines metal and wooden construction with an included adjustable textile and leather sling.

Moving mechanism allows cocking and produces a mechanical click when the trigger is pulled. The replica also features a removable drum magazine.

Replica construction

• Construction made of metal and wood.
• Wooden stock and front section complement the metal body of the submachine gun.
• An adjustable sling made of textile and leather is included with the product.
• The removable magazine can be removed from the replica.
• The moving mechanism simulates cocking and trigger operation without the possibility of firing.

Historical original

The PPŠ-41 was a Soviet submachine gun introduced in 1941 and designed by Georgy Shpagin. The historical weapon used the 7.62 × 25 Tokarev cartridge and was fitted with 71-round drum magazines or 35-round box magazines. During the Second World War, it was widely used by the Soviet army.

Warning: This is a decorative weapon replica intended for collecting and decorative purposes. The replica is not capable of firing and does not have the mechanisms required to discharge a shot. It is not a deactivated weapon – the product was not originally a functional firearm that was subsequently deactivated.