Marstar Canada: WWII Soviet PPSH 41 Submachine Gun

Submachine Gun Specifications: Soviet PPSH 41
Model :	PPSH 41	Calibre:	7.62X25mm TT
Barrel Length:	10.60 inches	Weight:	10.50 pounds
Manufacturer:	Various	Action:	Blowback
Mag. Size:	35 round stick mag*	Finish:	Blued
Origin:	Soviet Union	R.O.F:	900 rounds per minute
Stock:	Hardwood	Class:	Prohibited Weapon
Notes:	Original Soviet/East Bloc WWII, NOT Chinese!
Notes:	* 71 round drum available at extra cost

Every so often in the annals of armed conflict the right tool for the right job surfaces at exactly the time it is most needed. The Soviets, like the British, found themselves woefully under armed and largely unprepared for the onslaught of the Third Reich.

As happened with the British and their ingenious if rudimentary STEN gun, the Soviets came up with so simple and robust a design for an SMG that the PPSH 41 proved quite capable of enduring Russia's harsh climactic conditions and being cared for by a poorly trained conscript (this last comment regarding training of the time enhances rather than denigrates both the plight and subsequent heroism of the Russian conscripts defending their motherland)..

The PPSH was a close quarters urban combat weapon par excellence, able to provide withering covering fire for house-clearing operations in the street fighting of Leningrad, Stalingrad, and innumerable other battles. After playing a significant role in the liberation of the Soviet Union from the fascist invaders, this gun turned up in places like Korea, Cambodia, and Viet Nam by the thousands.

These submachine guns are in 'as new' un-issued condition

Pricing & Availability
Condition	Avail.	Includes	Price
Exc-Exc+	Yes	4 mags in pouch, clng. kit, sling	Call
Volume pricing available to eligible clients - email fullauto@marstar.ca
Important: The weapons shown on this portion of our web site are available exclusively to those organizations, government agencies, and individuals who have been issued special licenses by the Canadian government (or, in the case of American and other non-Canadian individuals and organizations, are entitled by their government to import and possess these types of weapons). All transfers of ownership and license verifications are conducted by the Canadian Firearms Centre (federal registrar) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (federal law enforcement). Each and every transaction is individually checked and approved by them before it can be completed.