World War 2

THIS PRODUCT CANNOT BE SENT ABROAD FROM POLAND.

Drum magazine for the Soviet submachine gun PPSh-41 (Пистолет-Пулемёт Шпагина обр. 1941) of 7.62 calibre. These submachine guns were introduced in 1941 and remained in use until the 1960s. The magazine capacity was 71 rounds of 7.62x25.

Screwdriver from the rifle disassembly and cleaning kit. Together with a wooden handle - this is how they were completed before and during the Second World War and later. On some the Tula factory logo (star) is visible.

Tape for 250 rounds of 7.62x54R. Finished on both sides with a guide. Used for Maxim machine guns.

A replica of the Soviet F-1 grenade (Ручная Противопехотная Граната Ф-1, index ГРАУ - 57-Г-721). Version put into service in 1940, and the UZRGM fuse after the war.

Metal tape to 200 cartridges 7.62x54R. Finished from one side leading end on the other with special link to connecting the next tape. Designed for rifles PK/PKM/Pecheng.

Shells from 7.62x39 intermediate ammunition, commonly used in assault rifles in the old Warsaw Pact: AK-47, AKM, vz. 58 and others. Made of steel and coated with a thin copper coating to prevent rusting.

Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. Key in the version produced in the years 1941-43 - simplified, with poor quality steel, raw surfaces.

Key-screwdriver for dismantling the Mosin rifle. Key in the version produced in the years 1941-43 - simplified, with poor quality steel, raw surfaces.

Soviet, metal oiler to Mosin or AK rifles.

Powder charge pouch for the howitzer M 37 ML-20 (152-мм гаубица-пушка образца 1937 года МЛ-20). Gunpowder was delivered to the gun crew in such pouches. The pouches made in the 1940s.

Soviet metal two-chambered rifle oiler. One chamber was for alkaline cleaning fluid (marked Щ - щелочной состав) and the other for gun lubricant (marked Н - ружейная смазка).

Soviet metal oiler for Maxim machine guns. Also often used for other machine guns (e.g. PK/PKM).