PPSh-41 Sling

PPSh-41 Carry Sling

This is a Russian Army sling made for the PPSh-41, the Soviet submachine gun known for its drum magazine and wooden stock. It has a woven olive drab canvas strap with brown leather tabs at each end, and it is adjustable through punched holes and metal buckles. Owners use it to carry and sling their PPSh-41 the way it was issued. Collectors and reenactors use it to complete a correct Soviet kit.

Features

• Genuine Russian Army Issue — This is original government-issued gear, not a commercial copy, which matters to collectors building an authentic PPSh-41.
• Made For The PPSh-41 — The sling was produced for the Soviet PPSh-41 submachine gun, so it is the correct pattern for that weapon.
• Olive Drab Canvas Strap — A wide band of woven canvas in OD green, the muted military olive, forms the load-bearing body of the sling.
• Leather End Tabs — Brown leather straps stitched to each end of the canvas carry the buckles and run through the gun's sling mounts.
• Adjustable Length — A row of punched holes in the leather tabs lets you set the sling longer or shorter to suit your build and how you carry.
• Metal Buckle Hardware — Steel-gray metal buckles hold the chosen length and fasten the leather tabs in place.
• Stitched Leather Keepers — Small leather loops sewn beside the buckles hold the loose tail of each tab flat against the strap.
• Correct For Reenacting — The canvas and leather layout matches issued Soviet equipment, which keeps a reenactor's or display piece's kit consistent.

Canvas And Leather Build

The sling pairs a canvas body with leather fittings, the usual combination on Soviet small-arms slings. Canvas spreads the weight across the shoulder. The leather ends take the wear at the sling mounts and the buckles. Because it is issued Russian Army equipment, it gives a PPSh-41 the correct period accessory, which a reproduction cannot.