PPSH 41

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The PPSh-41, also known as the "Schpagin," is a famous Soviet submachine gun produced during World War II. Its distinctive design featured a unique folding wooden stock and a large 71-round drum magazine, which made it an effective close-range weapon for infantrymen. The PPSh-41's high rate of fire, around 1,200 rounds per minute, contributed to its fearsome reputation on the battlefield.