N/A Speaking of Legendary Historical WWII Sub-Machine guns Co2 .177 Replicas

[ninersix]

Speaking of Legendary Historical WWII guns: The Russian PPSH and the PPS; I was wondering when somebody was going to make a C02 .177cal BB auto version of either gun (or both). Considering the Russians only made 5 MILLION of them during WWII.
The PPSH was a drum fed machine gun (71 rounds) and the PPS was a magazine fed gun (35 rounds). As a coincidence the rate of fire of the real sub machine guns is right up there with the auto BB guns of the Umarex Brand, go figure.

I would argue that both versions are very historical and Indeed are "Legendary".
Of course I am a bit interested as I have the Legends brand from Umarex MP40, M1A1 Thompson and the M3A1 Grease gun. I would buy either Russian Guns, one or both if given the chance with extra magazines of course.
So what are your thoughts? Am I spitting into the wind or what?

 

[boscoebrea]

You're right, maybe because it is a commie gun?The other commie gun is even more significant.

 

[ninersix]

Just keep in mind we are talking CO2 BB guns not political agendas that are gone or soon to be gone (Tyrant Hitler and the MP40, I have one). Just like the British Sten gun or the later Sterling Gun from a Monocracy Royalty King and Quean leadership.

By the way I would like to see a .177cal CO2 BB gun of the German assault rifle, Sturmgewehr StG44 as well. I really want to expand my collection of WWII Legends weapons (sub machine guns) .
Collecting dummies (wall hangers) are no fun and the real ones are astronomically out of reach.
But now we are off topic.