The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PPSH-41 Soviet Sub-Machine Gun drum magazine with a capacity to take 71 rounds of ammunition and has various inspection stamps. It is made from pressed steel with feed lips on the top and has spring loaded lever on the front.
The Drum Magazine of this light weapon PPSH-41 was manufactured in USSR and supplied to the North Korean forces during the war.
The PPSh 41 is a simple blowback operated submachine gun that fired from open bolt. To decrease the recoil impulse the gun was fitted with bolt buffer at the rear of receiver. The buffer is made from
PPSh 41 Sub-machine Gun. Pressed steel construction receiver with a square slotted steel barrel jacket. Marked on the top with a circle 626, 1953 and the serial number. The wooden butt stock has a sli
The PPSh 41 is a simple blowback operated submachine gun that fired from open bolt. To decrease the recoil impulse the gun was fitted with bolt buffer at the rear of receiver. The buffer is made from
PPSh 41 Submachine Gun. The receiver has Russian markings with the serial number and 1944. It is complete with a drum magazine and a webbing sling. The PPSh 41 (Pistolet Pulemjot Shpagina model of 1
Thompson M1928 Sub-machine Gun 50 round magazine. Blued pressed steel construction. Marked on the front above the wind up lever MAGAZINE TYPE "L" THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN 50 CARTRIDGES CAL45 FOR 1928 M
Luger LP08 Artillery Model Pistol Magazine. Trommelmagazin 08 a later style, thirty two round, helical snail drum magazine, complete with a protective steel feed cover and painted overall black. Stamp
PPSh 41 Submachine Gun. The receiver has Russian markings with the serial number and 1944. It is complete with a drum magazine and a webbing sling. Unknown.