S&T PPSh-41 WWII Electric Blowback Airsoft AEG Submachine Gun w/ Drum Mag

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Model : [AEG-PPSH]
Location : [L4-039]

~~$240.00~~ $215.00

S&T PPSh-41 Vintage WWII Electric Blowback Airsoft AEG Submachine Gun with drummag

Package Includes: PPSH Rifle and 2,000 Round Drum Magazine x 1 Included.
Overall Length: 855mm
Overall Weight: 3600g
Magazine Capacity: 2000 rounds drum magazine (6mm Airsoft BBs)
Muzzle Velocity: 370 fps (w/ 0.20g BBs)
Gearbox Type: Custom Reinforced 8mm Bearing Metal Gear Box.
Internal Gearbox parts compatibility: Use regular AEG piston head, cylinder, cylinder head (ver.2), anti-reversal latch (ver.2), 8mm bearing, piston, gear, motor.
Hopup, Spring Guide, Trigger bar, Cut off lever, wiring, tappet plate, trigger and selector plate is S&T / ARES design.
Motor: Short Type
Firing Modes: Safe / Semi / Fully Automatic
Battery Type: Mini Type or stick type (not included)
Hopup Type: Custom Adjustable Hopup Unit
Manufacturer: S&T / ARES

Features:

Fully upgradeable with all Marui aftermarket upgrade parts (thousands of upgrade parts)

New "Quick Spring Change" Gearbox Design.

Realistic break-down!

Realistic Blowback system!

2000 Round Super Hi-Cap Drum Magazine included.

1:1 scale ultra realistic heavy weight design

Ultra Realistic One-Piece Stamped Steel Body Construction.

Real Steel Grade Real Wood Stock just like the real gun!

Takes stick and small type battery packs.

Download S&T PPSH Manual.

Review:
The PPSh 41 is one of the most famous weapons of WWII. Designed by the Soviets to repel the Nazi invasion, this compact subgun was perfectly suited for close quarters combat found in city fighting. Fans of COD: World at War will already be familiar with the amazing performance of the PPSH. Ares has faithfully recreated one of the world's first submachine guns using nearly the same materials and manufacturing processes. They even include a high capacity, full metal drum magazine! Reenactors, players and avid WWII collectors will not be disappointed with the Ares PPSh-41.

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 15 January, 2010.

Average Rating:
Current Reviews: 18

Submited By: Diego G. on 04/28/2013
The AEG works well, and holds a lot of pellets. The orange tip is huge. I can't get it to shoot to point of aim though, but it is not bad. The blowback feature makes it more fun. I compared it with a real WWII (1942) PPSH 41 and I thought that you may be interested in several differences between the two, especially if you are collectors:

1) The AEG's wodden stock is grossly oversized.
2) The fire selector works the other way around in the real gun.
3) The lower receiver in the AEG gun has "wings" coming upon the upper receiver. This was an "improvement" developed after the war. Check war-time pictures if you want to see what I mean. I see this mistake in most video-games though.
4) The barrel-jacket in the AEG is substantially more square in shape than the original gun.

Please don't take these as negative feedback, as I am overall very pleased with the AEG, as it is fun to play with, it feels a lot like the real gun (sight picture, magazine operation, etc.) and its quality is good.

Submited By: Jill W. on 04/16/2013
This thing is awesome! I got it a few weeks ago and it runs amazing. Don't bother trying to put on any attachments. It is a real wood stock with metal parts. The battery life isn't the greatest though, and after about a half hour of firing, the battery gets wicked hot. The door to the stock is flimsy too. The orange tip is more like an orange cover but I managed to take mine off using a screwdriver and a hair drier to prop it off. This thing, when ya get shot, stings like a b****. I made dents in my mailbox from 20 yards away. The rate of fire on full auto is great. Just don't run it too long or the gearbox runs dryfire.

Pros:
WWII style Russian/German gun
1:1 scale . Basically like an m16 on steroids
Hurts like h e l l. When shot
Real wood and lots of metal.
Hi capacity drum magazine
Electronic blowback

Cons:
Front heavy
Some batteries may not fit in all the way into the stock
Bad buttstock cover, cheap flimsy metal
Big orange tip if you can't remove it or if it is illegal in your state or country or county or town to remove it
No place for optics
Would have to fabricate pieces for attachments to cling to

Overall it is a great gun with amazing power and its great for WWII reenactors or gun collectors

Submited By: Andrew E. on 04/10/2013
I got this when it was $175, a week or two ago. Once everyone saw it, they said the brand was bad and that it would all fall apart if I didn't do heavy modification.

There were very wrong. I went out for a day match with 20 something people and it performed like a champ. Never had a motor jam, hop up was good, rate of fire was good, no broken shot or shot jammed in barrel, motor sounded good and clean, the EBB was just fine.

My only beef after the first match was the battery life. I used a 9.6v and it only lasted through ~2000 shots (2 hours of game play). I attribute this to the extra juice needed to run the EBB, but a second battery would solve the problem.

Obviously, I cannot rate how well this piece will perform over time, but so far I am very pleased.

I would recommend this gun to any one looking for an "Exotic" piece that you can show off, and will also perform.


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