Submachine guns

THIS PRODUCT CANNOT BE SENT ABROAD FROM POLAND.

Magazine for the Soviet PPSz-41 submachine gun, holding 35 cartridges.

Wooden holster for the Soviet Stechkin pistol - APS. Attached to the belt with a steel clip. It can be attached to the pistol as a buttstock, making aiming much easier.

Folded, steel ramrod to the PPSh-41 sub-machine gun - calibre 7.62 mm.

Screwdriver-key for dismantling a PPSh or PPS submachine gun.

NATO standard ammunition box (M2A1 or M2A2). Steel box, hermetically - flap with seal. Two carrying handles. Flap can be removed.

A butt for the Polish modification of the PPS-43/52 submachine gun - the modification just consisted of rebuilding the rear of the gun and adding a fixed wooden butt with a steel foot and strap holder.

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.

Bullets from 9x18 pistol ammunition (bullet lenght 11 mm), commonly used in pistols and submachine guns of the former Warsaw Pact: Makarov, Bizon, P-64, PM-63 RAK and others. 

Shells from 7.62x25 ammunition used in pistols and submachine guns of Russian and Soviet design: TT, PPSh, PPS and others Made of steel and coated with a thin copper coating to prevent rusting.

Shells from pistol ammunition commonly used in pistols and submachine guns of the former Warsaw Pact: Makarov, APS, P-64, PM-63 and others. Made of steel and painted to prevent rusting.

Steel ramrod to the PPS sub-machine gun - calibre 7.62 mm. Combined with a tool facilitating weapon disassembly and front sight height adjustment.

"9 mm Submachine Gun M 1963 - Description and use, principles and methods of shooting" contains a description of the construction and principles of use of the PM-63 RAK submachine gun. Methods of use and maintenance are described, as well as basic principles and shooting positions.