A collection of disassembled components originating from the Soviet-era PPSh-41 submachine gun. These sets typically include all the constituent parts necessary to theoretically rebuild the firearm, excluding the receiver or other regulated components that would legally constitute a complete weapon in many jurisdictions. These are sometimes acquired by hobbyists or collectors.
The appeal stems from various factors, including historical significance, potential restoration projects, and use as reference materials for understanding the firearm’s design and mechanics. During World War II, the PPSh-41 was a widely used and influential weapon, and possessing its component elements provides tangible connection to this period. The availability of these item permits individuals to study the manufacturing processes and engineering involved in its creation.
