Check it out
http://ww2aa.proboards45.com/index.cgi? ... 468&page=4
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Looks fantastic!
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Looks fantastic, I saw this earlier today
Wooo hoooo ........must Start Saving....
It looks good value for money as well. I'm about half way through my own conversion and I may drop it and get one of these and see if it can be made with a removable magazine.
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I`ve been following the progress on the PPSH, its turned out looking superb. I think Gryphon mentioned at the start that he will be doing a version with 2 removable stick mags as a package at some point 
It's cute, however reckon the upper reciever and barrel shround should be a lot rounder. Also its fibreglass 
$245 for the stock and a pattern is not bad, but TBH I reckon a second hand stock and some metalworking would make a better one
Anyway Peter- what about some pics of your WIP?
Some one should see If he'll pass on copies of his blue prints....I might still have some aluminium sitting at my parents.
Doh
Check out http://www.ppsh41.com/
Bill has all the machining diagrams on line , ready to download and cut.
TBH though feck ally , use thin mild steel .
It's stronger
It won't dent
It'll take paint or bluing far better
You can probably weld it
It's cheaper
It'll weigh closer ot the real steel
Ok it's harder to cut , but thats a small drawback IMHO , esp if you have and angle grinder . 
I'll have a word with one of the lads who works at parsons, he'll sometimes do bits if things are quiet..
Just need to find a old stock now and a mag then
Anyway Peter- what about some pics of your WIP?
I'll get some up soon. I'm on nights at the moment and haven't touched the gun for a couple of weeks. I've obtained an M14 gearbox and have arrived at the unfortunate conclusion that I need to MAKE a stock, rather than use the one I have. On a positive note though, I gave my Dad the upper receiver from my de-ac and he gave it to a patternmaker where he works and the bloke has done an almost perfect copy of it for me in steel. It's nowhere near as easy a conversion as the K98 springers were, so it's going to take me a while to get it done (hopefully in time for the Ostfront game in May).
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