Manufactured in 1944. These were the war-expedient version of the PPSH-41 that used almost all stamped steel parts and assemblies with a machined bolt, barrel and trunnion block. These were highly effective as they had a high rate of fire (700 rpm). They used the standard 30 round stick magazine. The top of the receiver is marked "C/1944j/nij/591", with the RMJ import mark on the underside. Equipped with a sheet metal muzzle brake, ventilated heat shield, pin and two-leaf sights, a checkered pistol grip and a top-fold buttstock. Included with the SMG are three extra magazines, an extra lower receiver/trigger assembly, and some other loose components.