Indeed

what was the name... k31?

But less overengineered

Yes K31

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all im saying is the ppsh was invented in 41

ppsh is good but its a small caliber

I wouldnt be surprised if they were used by gangsters

@Edog they were kinda late to the game though

yeah

However the K31 is not a roller lock, it's the two lug rotating

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e9/Culasse_Mq_31.jpg/1920px-Culasse_Mq_31.jpg

@Uksio nah b and q

its not the worst caliber either, but yeah

So you have to yoink hard to open and close

also, i mean

couldnt really get em as an american until after the war ended, *maybe*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAIyQ5yqVu8

@Spooky Melon "Daddy" in russian does no carry the horny connotation of the incestuous nature like it does in the West

Rather it meant "A father of all guns", "A thing to rely on"

THE SPIRITUAL FATHER

**LOBSTERS**

its open bolt and thats common with submachineguns but its a bit of a recoil issues

Especially when you say "papasha"

OH FATHER THOU ART IN HEAVEN

***UNIRONICALLY THIS TIME***

coincidentally, costs as much as the tommy gun **uksio**

https://tenor.com/view/spongebob-squarepants-larry-the-lobster-hip-thrust-thrusting-whoop-gif-4892328

If you wanted to lwed the daddy, you would never use "papasha", you would rather use "papochka" or "papik" name

you could probably look for a cheaper one

"papasha" is strictly a name of endeerment in russian, often used in the army or criminal circles, referring to someone with more experience or service time

https://imgur.com/gallery/SLoWvmV

what a nerd

I like a woman that can handle a bear

what about a hairless bear?

Yes I am a linguistics nerd

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what about a very big BEAR Lad