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Description A miniature model of the Shpagin PPSh-41 Submachine gun is presented in a scale 4 times smaller than the original. In the manufacture of miniature models was observed as the aspect ratio, and analogue materials. An exclusive gift option for the most sophisticated collector or connoisseur of firearms. To demonstrate the operation of parts and mechanisms of a Miniature model, miniature cartridges of the "MP4"type are used. A miniature model refers to a product that is structurally similar to a firearm. The trigger mechanism of the model provides only single firing of miniature cartridges of the MP4 type, reloading is performed manually. The miniature model is made of high-quality St35 steel. Brought to perfection by a master gunsmith of a high category through manual Assembly by a locksmith method. High quality control in the production of miniature models of weapons in our company gives us the right to provide you with a lifetime free warranty service for this model. The model refers to products that are structurally similar to weapons. It is intended for use as a souvenir, gift, or collector's item. It is not a weapon and does not require a permit to purchase it. Details Dimensions 40 × 30 × 10 cm Specifications Length-215 mm. Width – 37 mm. Height – 58 mm. The caliber is 2.8 mm. Shots using MP-4 cartridges. Materials: weapon steel, wood. Processing: locksmithing work, bluing. Model history The 7.62 mm submachine gun of the 1941 Shpagin system (PPSH) is a Soviet submachine gun developed in 1940 by the designer G. S. Shpagin for the 7.62×25 mm TT cartridge and adopted by the red Army on December 21, 1940. The PPSH, along with the PPS-43, was the main submachine gun of the Soviet Armed Forces in the great Patriotic war. After the end of the war, by the mid-1960s, the PPSH was withdrawn from service with the Soviet Army and gradually replaced with the Kalashnikov rifle.