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Posted: 2/20/2005 2:33:48 PM EDT
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A few years back someone offered a drum fed ppsh-41 in 22 lr copy that fed from drum mag. Anyone remember the manufacturer or have and pics/links? I think I need one.... 
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PPS-50. Here is an example of one that is hardchromed. They are open-bolt .22LR rifles. I do not recall the manufacturer, but it wouldn't be that hard to figure out. http://images.gunsamerica.com/guns/976410424.htm Sammy
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The PPS-50 is a fun gun with the drum attached, mine has a problem with slam-firing and then getting a FTE/FTF every so many rounds. I have a spare complete trigger group and housing so I'm thinking about swapping it out when I get the time. There was an article on the PPS-50 in SAR last year (two issues) that described the problems these can have and how to repair them. At a later date I wouldn't mind getting a 2nd PPS-50 in a little nicer condition than what mine is in. Mine also came with the 30 round stick mags as well as two 10 round stick mags, I've never seen the 10 rounders before. |
Tell me more about this lexan 10/22 drum. How many rounds did it hold? It wasn't one of those "teardrop" drums, was it? |
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AMT/Sanford/Eaton drums are expensive and not reliable. The MWG/Muzzlelite drums are also not reliable, however, people have made modifications that have gotten them to work with limited success. M60 Joe (Joe Black) has been designing 10/22's to work with AM180 drums, however I do not know where he is with that. In regards to the design of the PPS50, one of the largest complaints I have heard about them is they start shooting full-auto. Considering this is a semi-automatic firearm, you might want to be careful. Sammy |
i sold 1 of those in the box for 125$ at a gun show in ohio a few months before the ban ended, it was a POS, wouldnt feed for crap.. |
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