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When I was travelling in the Kashmir area for awhile I used to carry a Ppsh-41, mean little bastard! I loved it, a tad heavy though. I finally traded it for a fixed stock AK47.
When I was travelling in the Kashmir area for awhile I used to carry a Ppsh-41, mean little bastard! I loved it, a tad heavy though. I finally traded it for a fixed stock AK47.
Heavy yes, but I love the recoil, straight back, not up. Did you have the 80 round drum?
This one has the 32 round banana mags and a much slower rate of fire (class 3) but is light and extremely easy to maintain. Push a button on the back and the upper and lower swing open just behind the barrel, it's one of the Russian weapons you can drop in the mud, kick around, pick it up and start firing again and never miss a beat.
Looks like a great piece to mow down a crowd indescriminately.
Didn't some guy go crazy with a Samurai sword in Japan and kill a bunch of people awhile back?
On I side note I remember seeing a story about england wanting citizens to turn in their knives to a drop off point.
When I was travelling in the Kashmir area for awhile I used to carry a Ppsh-41, mean little bastard! I loved it, a tad heavy though. I finally traded it for a fixed stock AK47.
Heavy yes, but I love the recoil, straight back, not up. Did you have the 80 round drum?
This one has the 32 round banana mags and a much slower rate of fire (class 3) but is light and extremely easy to maintain. Push a button on the back and the upper and lower swing open just behind the barrel, it's one of the Russian weapons you can drop in the mud, kick around, pick it up and start firing again and never miss a beat.
If you mean the 71 round drum, yes I had two of them. Plus one stick mag.
Looks like a great piece to mow down a crowd indescriminately.
If I broke into your house, it would almost be a pleasure to get shot with that pistol. Not the kind of pistol I would care to have but then again, different strokes for different folks!
Looks like a great piece to mow down a crowd indescriminately.
If I broke into your house, it would almost be a pleasure to get shot with that pistol. Not the kind of pistol I would care to have but then again, different strokes for different folks!
It's primary use will be the prolific expenditure of blank rounds at WWII events.
If I broke into your house, it would almost be a pleasure to get shot with that pistol. Not the kind of pistol I would care to have but then again, different strokes for different folks!
It's primary use will be the prolific expenditure of blank rounds at WWII events.
Do they still do the Fort Indiantown Gap event? I was in the area one time and went out to watch the "battle", it was actually quite interesting what with the tanks and all.
It's primary use will be the prolific expenditure of blank rounds at WWII events.
Do they still do the Fort Indiantown Gap event? I was in the area one time and went out to watch the "battle", it was actually quite interesting what with the tanks and all.
That was last week, I had to miss it, first time in 10 years. It's always held the last week in January. This month we do a private get together with the 3rd ID at the GWA site by Carlisle, PA then another invite only back at FIG in March. Unfortunately I won't be able to attend those either. The next one I'll probably be able to attend is the living history in Lancaster at the Historical Society in May.
Looks like a great piece to mow down a crowd indescriminately.
Everyone should take notice at editec's post. This is a clear example of emotion ruling his thought process.
He sees a gun that looks scary
He then in-visions it mowing down a crowd of people because thats what scary guns do.
He then gets emotional at the theoretical death of people by a theoretical madman.
He then uses that emotion to post an ignorant message on USMB
Finally get to pick up my PPS 43 on Saturday from the FFL dealer. I ordered it eight months ago and they were very back logged, small American company doing semi-auto conversions on submachineguns as well as manufacturing their own pistols.
WWII Russian, 7.62x25, 32 round mags, folding stock welded in place making it a BATF legal "pistol".
Finally get to pick up my PPS 43 on Saturday from the FFL dealer. I ordered it eight months ago and they were very back logged, small American company doing semi-auto conversions on submachineguns as well as manufacturing their own pistols.
WWII Russian, 7.62x25, 32 round mags, folding stock welded in place making it a BATF legal "pistol".
My firearms training started many years ago; before everyone had to be so polically correct. I will never forgot my first instructor telling us you can not kill anyone deader than dead. Simple is better in self defense and self defense is the only reason to use a gun.
