The PPS (Russian: ППС – "Пистолет-пулемёт Судаева" or "Pistolet-pulemyot Sudayeva", in English: "Sudayev's submachine-gun") is a family of Soviet submachine guns chambered in 7.62×25mm Tokarev, developed by Alexei Sudayev as a low-cost personal defense weapon for reconnaissance units, vehicle crews and support service personnel. [1]

The PPS-43 is the cheapest WWII era BFONG to get and is far more reliable than PPSh-41 BFONGs, which can encounter jams more frequently due to its much higher rate of fire. If you are a Soviet reenactor, (especially if you focus more on …

2021年7月9日 · The PPS-43 became a staple submachine gun for Soviet troops in World War II. This simple design helped turn the tide, and now civilian versions are available for collectors.

pps-43冲锋枪是前苏联苏达列夫工程师设计的pps-42冲锋枪的改进型，1943年正式列为苏军制式冲锋枪。 该枪从1943年开始直到第二次世界大战后停产时为止，共约生产了100万支，曾广泛装备于捷克、匈牙利、保加利亚等国家，波兰、芬兰、德国等国家也进行了仿制 ...

The PPS-43 is an improved version of the base PPS-42, which is cheaper to produce. Since wartime success always dictated production, the PPS-42 was forged into the equally successful PPS-43. Mass production began in mid-1943, and the PPS-43 became the standard Soviet Army weapon throughout the remainder of World War II.

2012年6月10日 · In addition to economy, the PPS-43 was lighter than the Papashaw, and the folding stock made it handier as well in close quarters. The rate of fire was reduced to ~600 rounds per minute vs. the PPSh-41's 900 rounds per minute.

In 1942, as the German invasion troops were advancing across Russia, Soviet weapon designers were faced with developing a submachine gun that was lighter, had a slower cyclic rate than the PPSh 41, and was fabricated primarily from pressed …

While often overshadowed by its predecessor, the iconic PPSh 41 submachine gun, the PPS-43 was considered a superior weapon by the Soviets. Primarily as a result of the rush into production, many problems were encountered with the manufacturing methods resulting in the PPS-42 weapon being less than reliable in the field.

2013年10月15日 · The PPS-43 was designed to be produced faster and cheaper than the PPSh-41, which had been the principal Soviet SMG during the early years of WWII. With Soviet industry overstretched, a key element of the PPS-43’s design was the elimination of as many machine operations as possible, by using sheet steel stampings.

The PPS-43 is often referred to as the best SMG of World War 2. Not only was it very simple and cheap to manufacture, extremely efficient in design, but it was also controllable and comfortable to shoot.