PPSH-41 Part 2

Published on December 16, 2022
Duration: 4:18

This video showcases the PPSH-41 submachine gun, demonstrating its performance with both 35-round stick and 71-round drum magazines. It highlights the weapon's high rate of fire, reliability, and handling characteristics during semi-automatic and full-automatic firing on an outdoor range. Slow-motion footage and POV shots offer detailed views of the action and shooting experience.

Quick Summary

The PPSH-41 submachine gun fires the 7.62x25mm Tokarev cartridge and is known for its high rate of fire, especially with its 71-round drum magazine. It operates via a blowback, open-bolt action and requires proper handling to manage recoil during full-automatic fire.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Inspection
  2. 00:33Firing with Stick Magazine
  3. 00:49Drum Magazine Demonstration
  4. 01:24Handling and Recoil
  5. 02:15Slow-Motion Firing
  6. 03:05POV Shooting

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the magazine capacities for the PPSH-41?

The PPSH-41 is famously known for using two types of magazines: a standard 35-round stick magazine and the larger, iconic 71-round drum magazine, both demonstrated in this video.

What caliber does the PPSH-41 fire?

The PPSH-41 fires the 7.62x25mm Tokarev cartridge. This caliber is known for its high velocity and suitability for submachine gun applications.

How does the PPSH-41 handle during full-automatic fire?

The PPSH-41 has a high rate of fire and can be challenging to control during full-automatic bursts due to its weight and recoil. Proper handling techniques are crucial for managing muzzle climb.

What type of action does the PPSH-41 use?

The PPSH-41 operates using a blowback mechanism with an open-bolt action. This design is common in many submachine guns and allows for rapid firing.

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