Russian PPSH41 Spare Parts Kit Unboxing + Mags Unboxing

I think these parts kits have a certain niche in the collecting community. They can be held as an asset for years and then be sold or they can be transformed into a viable range toy.

In 1941, the Soviet Union adopted the PPSH-41 (pronounced PePe-Sha) as a cheaper and simpler SMG to replace the PPD-40. They are also known as the "papasha" and "burp gun". The Soviets would use these during WW2 in large numbers, as they defended their homeland against the German invasion. They would eventually reach Berlin on May 2, 1945, beating the rest of the allies. This would help put an end to World War Two.

The PPSH-41 is part of that history. This weapon was used in even more conflicts after the Second World War, seeing action in Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, Cuba, Lebanon, Iraq, and Afghanistan. A U.S. Soldier was seen using one to clear a building during the Iraq War. It's sad to see a historic relic cut up like this and the next step is to send it to a shop.

Oh btw, it is hard to see the crest but it looks like a Molot.
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