Airsoft Alfonse shares his experience in using a PPSH-41 airsoft gun in this gameplay video. This is an HPA-powered PPsh-41 and in the spirit of the retaking of Stalingrad in World War II, he dons a full Soviet soldier loadout during that period. Does this video give you the "Enemy at the Gates" vibes? Watch the video.

Airsoft Sweden checks out the S&T PPSH With Real Wood AEG in this video review... "In today's video I'm reviewing the PPSH SUBMACHINE GUN REPLICA made by S&T Airsoft. It's an airsoft replica of the PPSH-41 Smg used mostly during WW2. It's a good smg airsoft gun. Trust me I have played with it in enough matches. In this video we go through things like performance, quality and more. We also shoot with it a little bit on semi and full auto."

Gorky Team Bratva, which reviews airsoft versions of Russian and Soviet weapons designs, goes over the Snow Wolf SW-09 which is based on the iconic PPSH-41. The Snow Wolf SW-09 boasts a sturdy construction with a steel receiver and other metal components, making it durable and damage-resistant. The SW-09 features an electric blowback system that mimics the movement of the bolt during firing. It has a wood stock further enhances its realism.

We get a fresh look at the Hexagon PPSh-41 AEG which has been in the market for over a decade as Master Dallas Airsoft reviews it. Available in black and wood furniture, the AEG uses the Version 7 Gearbox, Lipo ready and has steel components. When purchased, it comes with a 110-BB round Mid Cap Drum Magazine.

An airsoft replica of one of the iconic vintage guns from the Soviet Union gets reviewed by PPC Airsoft, the S&T PPSH41 EBB... "Time is 1941! The Soviet Union (Red Army), Russia at that time, developed a new submachine gun. That's where the PPSH-41 submachine gun was born. A killing weapon that demands low cost, mass production, and improved performance. It has been sadly 80 years since its birth, and it still exists as a famous gun in modern times."

Marck goes back in time to check out an airsoft gun based on a Russian design that saw action in World War II, the PPSh-41 AEG from Ares Airsoft in this RWTV episode. This AEG is available at the RedWolf Airsoft online store... "The PPSH is pretty iconic coming from the WWII era, but seems always be over shadowed by the Thompson. But, is the PPSH, Russia's Thompson?"

Another review from TriFecta Airsoft where they push the S&T PPSh-41 SMG hard until the motor got loose... "Unboxing and reviewing this WWII replica was fun, until it broke! It didn't really break, motor was just loose. Got it up and runnin' so we could finish the review. Shoots great, has real wood stock, and all metal receiver. In the end we were happy with it. Thanks for watching."

Kalashnikov Media feature the PPSh-41 SMG which saw action in World War II and the Korean War and it has an airsoft version available in the market... "The PPSh is a magazine-fed selective fire submachine gun using an open bolt, blowback action. Made largely of stamped steel, it can be loaded with either a box or drum magazine and fires the 7.62×25mm Tokarev pistol round.

DesertFox Airsoft goes to play at the Operation Uprising 4 armed with the S&T PPSh-41 EBB with a Drum Magazine... "Today I'm playing at Hill 559 for Operation: Uprising 4. The airsoft gun I am using is the S&T PPSH 41 electric blow back AEG or automatic electric gun. With the S&T PPSH-41 is a 2,000 BB drum magazine.

This was the only magazine I had for this gun and there are no mid caps available for it yet."

Next up for review by Jonathan Higgs of Airsoftology is the S&T PPSH-41  Electric BlowBack Airsoft Gun. Made of metal and real wood just like the real deal, the receiver can be split to access the quick spring change system. This usually fires at around 350-370fps on 0.20g BBs and comes with a 2,000 round drum magazine. Find out what Jonathan thinkgs about this video by watching the video below: