This is the battle-damaged remains of a Russian soldiers PPSH-41 machine gun, specifically the top section of the breech where the barrel was fitted. The metal is ripped and bent from the impact of an explosion. The piece is deactivated due to its condition and incomplete nature.
This rare machine gun part is rusty but solid and has been carefully cleaned. It is a remarkable relic, perfect for display or any collection, and unusually well-preserved for a battlefield find.
The PPSH-41 part was used by a soldier of the 5th Guards Army and recovered from the area of the Psel River, south of Kursk on the Voronezh Front. This area was defended against the German 2nd SS Panzer Corps during the Battle of Kursk, part of Operation Citadel, the German offensive in July-August 1943 in Russia.
This is the battle-damaged remains of a Russian soldiers PPSH-41 machine gun, specifically the top section of the breech where the barrel was fitted. The metal is ripped and bent from the impact of an explosion. The piece is deactivated due to its condition and incomplete nature.
This rare machine gun part is rusty but solid and has been carefully cleaned. It is a remarkable relic, perfect for display or any collection, and unusually well-preserved for a battlefield find.
The PPSH-41 part was used by a soldier of the 5th Guards Army and recovered from the area of the Psel River, south of Kursk on the Voronezh Front. This area was defended against the German 2nd SS Panzer Corps during the Battle of Kursk, part of Operation Citadel, the German offensive in July-August 1943 in Russia.
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