PPSh-41 Gel blaster

ThePPSh-41(Russian:,tr.Pistol t-pulemy tShp gina, Shpagins machine-pistol) is a Soviet submachine gun designed by Georgy Shpagin as a cheaper and simplified alternative to the PPD-40. A common Russian nickname for the weapon is papasha, meaning daddy, and it was sometimes called the burp gun because of its high fire-rate.

• Construction is of plastic wood like stock and metal metal body.
• Drum mag is made of plastic and should hold in excess of 500 -600 rounds.
• Gearbox is a solid nylon V6 style with metal gears.
• Semi and full auto fire via a select trigger.
• Full metal handguard and receiver.
• Stainless steel inner barrel.
• Rear wired battery.
• Metal sights.
• Blowback feature.

Does not include a battery or charger.

Gel blasters are toys only and are NOT weapons or firearms.