There then arose an urgent demand for a light and simple weapon capable of a high volume of fire, and the answer to this was the PPSh-41, designed by Georgii Shpagin.

PPSh-41 Machinist Diagrams. upper receiver; lower receiver; receiver-trigger; receiver catch; bolt; bolt face; bolt handle-extractor; pivot block; pivot pin-ejector; safety knob; guide-buffer-firing …

9mm Conversion of the PPSh-41 The Germans in WWII took captured PPShs and converted them by inserting a 9mm barrel and a magazine adapter to accept MP 38 and 40 magazines. …

The PPSh-41 was one of the two captured SMGs that were considered to be modified for 9 mm x 19 ammunition and Finnish magazines around 1942 - 1943, but that project didn't go beyond …

The two biggest problems have been the nature of the construction of the PPSh-41 subguns they started with and the fact that they used a lightly loaded Chinese 7.62X25 round in their …

I believe this is a WWII German designate MP717(r) 9mm conversion of a Russian PPSh-41. 1951 ("01" in a circle) 1945: Polish: Hungarian ("11" in a circle)

This has been reproduced from "The Official PPSh-41 Submachine Gun Manual" translated by Major James F. Gebhardt, U.S. Army (Retired) Chapter VI LOADING the DRUM MAGAZINE. …

PPSh 41 Russian WWII Machinegun: A rare HUDSON Toy Company replica of this classic WWII rifle of the Russian Army. It is constructed entirely of metal with real wood stock.

BGS (out of business) PPSh-41 mag well adapter for 9mm STen magazines. Includes adapter and STen magazine, a 9mm barrel not included. $85 usd, plus shipping, for both adapter and …

Making a blank-firing barrel for the PPSh-41. I took an old 7.62x25 barrel, rechambered it for 9mm. Threaded the muzzle 3/8"x 16". Used a 3/8"x 16" set screw and drilled out the center. …