Original WWII Soviet Russian PPs-43 Display Submachine Gun with Magazine - Serial K-03752 African Militaria included are mock shrapnel (ball

included are mock shrapnel (ball bearings) which are nearly identical to the shrapnel that would have been used during WWII

The shell is stamped ET66 indicating that Eisenhuettenwerke Thale A

Lt Col Vittorio Cencini (Italy)

We do not know who did this but it appears to be an wartime modification most likely done in the field

- BSA & M Co (Birmingham Small Arms & Metals Co

Original WWII Soviet Russian PPs-43 Display Submachine Gun with Magazine - Serial K-03752 African Militaria included are mock shrapnel (ballOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased from a private auction! This legendary submachine gun was developed in Leningrad while the Germans had the city under siege during WW2. The designer, A. I. Sudarev, wanted a gun that could be manufactured with the resources available in the city. The result was the PPS 43, which has very few machined parts, depended on simple stampings, welding, and riveting for its construction. The design was so