Model Pistol-machine gun PPSh 1941 USSR has a high degree of similarity with original, has moving parts that act. Specifications: Moving parts: shutter frame, triggering mechanism, unfastened disc Material: metal, wood Length: 85 cm Weight: 3740 g Country of origin: Spain 7.62-mm pistol-machine gun model 1941 system Spagin (PPSH) - Soviet submachine gun, developed in 1940 by designer G. S. Shpagin 7.62x25 mm TT cartridge and adopted by the Red Army on December 21, 1940 PPSh along with PPS-43 was the main gun of the Soviet Armed Forces Forces in the Great Patriotic War. After the end of the war, by the mid-1960s, the PPSh was withdrawn from service. Soviet Army and gradually replaced by Kalashnikov assault rifle, a little longer were kept in service with rear and auxiliary units, parts of internal troops and railway troops, until the collapse of the USSR in 1991. In service the Ministry of Internal Affairs of a number of CIS countries Also, in the post-war period, PPSH in huge quantities was supplied to friendly countries of the USSR, for a long time was in service with the armies of different states, used by irregular formations and during the 20th century used in conflicts around the world.