PPS-43, DID i DO BAD
My owed me one so I got the OK, and just bought a PPS-43 on GB for $289.00 including shipping. I want to add a lazer sight. I do not want to hold it with no stock to use the open sights. Did I do OK?
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Must I be the only reply? OK. I expect to receive it this week. I will report on my impression. At least I got it back to page one. 0 -
Needs to be SBRd. 0 -
DRP-AZ, I see an SBRd on GB. It is about $800. Not in my budgit. Looks like the folding stock works. What else is different?
I got it today. I fired a few shots just to see if it worked. It worked OK. Almost no recoil, but it will jump off target. The sights were near correct. I was disappointed that it had no bolt open lock. When I add a laser and sling I will be happy. Holding at waist level is the way to shoot it. The dealer that received it thought it was a class 5 gun when he opened the box. That is what is cool.0 -
The folding stock can be restored, but you'd need to fill out and submit a Form 1 and pay the 200 bucks tax and have the form come back approved before you can shoot it.
Kommie sheetmetal gun with a bolt hold open? If you know of one which was designed and fielded in 1943, I'm all ears. The Commies aren't much on bolt hold opens.0 -
DROP-AZ, The original was open bolt. When this was converted to semi-auto it got a closed bolt. It inly looks like the real PPS43. I will not change the stock. It is not worth the cost or the problems to me. A sling helps a lot. I have the laser so I only need to mount it. I thought the shield wrapped all the way around the barrel. It would then be easy. But it is open on the bottom. I will have about $400 total. 0
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