Pps-43c

[Okiegunner]

Not sure exactly where to post this. Does anyone have any experience with the Radom made PPS-43? Not very practical, but very cool seeming. Fires 7.62 X 25. Ultra high velocity round. Centerfire has these (no price listed).

Also, is ammo commonly available?

Thanks much for your response and info.

 

[gunner69]

Ammo, although corrosive, is still fairly cheap. If you buy one stock up as I am sure prices will go up. A dealer friend of mine bought one and it is as new. He paid the $200 tax stamp with ATF and registered it as a "short barrel rifle" and had the stock put back in service. Handy as hell and surprisingly accurate. It has no purpose in life but what the hell?

 

[medalguy]

I'm also looking at buying one and changing the "fixed" folding stock so it really folds (Does a welded-in-placefolding stock seem like a dumb idea or what?) If I decide to go this route I'll Form 1 it as a SBR, or else just remove the folding-fixed stock and use it as a real pistol without any stock at all, although it doesn't look nearly as cool that way. What the heck, it's just a toy, so why not Form 1 it and have a cool toy???

I agree on buy ammo now. This stuff used to be 8 - 10 cents a round, now it's around 20 and rising. I don't think there's a commercial round made, but I'm not sure. Never thought about shooting commercial ammo.

 

[Swing]

I don't think there's a commercial round made, but I'm not sure.

S&B makes Tok ammunition. Not nearly as cheap as the milsurp stuff though.

 

[nelson133]

Fun Gun and surprisingly accurate. As a pistol it qualifies as a concealable pistol and I can keep it loaded in the car if I choose. New ammo is also available from Wold Gold and you can get hollow points.
The Polish ammo I got mostly works but beware of hang fires.

 

[mgregg85]

Too bad Michigan still doesn't allow SBR's