Submachine gun PP-91-SKh “Kedr”, 10TK, quenched by SHP

Submachine gun PP-91-SKh “Kedr”, 10TK, quenched by SHP

We offer to order a submachine gun designed by Evgeny Dragunov, known as “Cedar”. The model was developed in 1991 on the basis of the PP-71, created earlier by the same specialist. The advantages of the product include compactness and the ability to carry weapons unnoticed, hidden by clothing. The weight of the weapon is only 1400 grams. Shooting from the Kedr is characterized by high accuracy and excellent aiming. PP-91 is used by many Russian departments.

Design Features

The PP-91 was distinguished by its very simple design, reliability and survivability of the weapon. Features of the cooled model:

· automation operates on the recoil energy of the free shutter;

· folding stock;

· the magazine is designed for 10 flash-noise cartridges;

· critical parts are made of weapon steel, and the butt is made of impact-resistant plastic;

· assembly and disassembly is carried out in the same way as in the case of the combat version;

· automatic operating mode available;

· the model is equipped with a special shoulder rest, which improves stability;

· cold weapons fire only light-sound cartridges, caliber 10TK;

· reloading occurs due to the energy of the powder gas, as is the case with the combat model.

The manufacturer carried out a number of actions to deactivate the decommissioned PP-91 combat model. Thus, a cooled submachine gun has a permanent barrel in which a pin is installed. The chamber is adapted for the 10TK cartridge. Changes also affected the shutter - a seam appeared on it, and part of the metal was removed from the response part. The SHP submachine gun does not have the ability to fire single shots.

Area of ​​use

Chilled weapons are very popular among military history buffs and collectors. The emasculated “Cedar” will prove relevant during the filming of feature films. Some theatrical productions and reconstructions of military operations also cannot do without cool models of weapons as props.

Firing from a deactivated SMG exactly simulates combat fire. It is necessary to remember the safety precautions and not to point the cooled PP at a person. Fire from a distance of 1.5 m can cause serious burns.

The advantage of SHP weapons is the ability to purchase them without a license. Every Russian over the age of 18 can purchase the emasculated model. If you have any questions about the design of the PP-91, or you want to place an order, leave a request on the website or call the numbers provided. We will answer your questions and arrange delivery to your region using mail or a transport company. Delivery by courier is also possible.

The package includes a magazine, belt, key, awl, cleaning rod, holster bag and instructions.

We offer to order a submachine gun designed by Evgeny Dragunov, known as “Cedar”. The model was developed in 1991 on the basis of the PP-71, created earlier by the same specialist. The advantages of the product include compactness and the ability to carry weapons unnoticed, hidden by clothing. The weight of the weapon is only 1400 grams. Shooting from the Kedr is characterized by high accuracy and excellent aiming. PP-91 is used by many Russian departments.

Design Features

The PP-91 was distinguished by its very simple design, reliability and survivability of the weapon. Features of the cooled model:

· automation operates on the recoil energy of the free shutter;

· folding stock;

· the magazine is designed for 10 flash-noise cartridges;

· critical parts are made of weapon steel, and the butt is made of impact-resistant plastic;

· assembly and disassembly is carried out in the same way as in the case of the combat version;

· automatic operating mode available;

· the model is equipped with a special shoulder rest, which improves stability;

· cold weapons fire only light-sound cartridges, caliber 10TK;

· reloading occurs due to the energy of the powder gas, as is the case with the combat model.

The manufacturer carried out a number of actions to deactivate the decommissioned PP-91 combat model. Thus, a cooled submachine gun has a permanent barrel in which a pin is installed. The chamber is adapted for the 10TK cartridge. Changes also affected the shutter - a seam appeared on it, and part of the metal was removed from the response part. The SHP submachine gun does not have the ability to fire single shots.

Area of ​​use

Chilled weapons are very popular among military history buffs and collectors. The emasculated “Cedar” will prove relevant during the filming of feature films. Some theatrical productions and reconstructions of military operations also cannot do without cool models of weapons as props.

Firing from a deactivated SMG exactly simulates combat fire. It is necessary to remember the safety precautions and not to point the cooled PP at a person. Fire from a distance of 1.5 m can cause serious burns.

The advantage of SHP weapons is the ability to purchase them without a license. Every Russian over the age of 18 can purchase the emasculated model. If you have any questions about the design of the PP-91, or you want to place an order, leave a request on the website or call the numbers provided. We will answer your questions and arrange delivery to your region using mail or a transport company. Delivery by courier is also possible.

The package includes a magazine, belt, key, awl, cleaning rod, holster bag and instructions.

History of the creation of PP-91 “Kedr”

Back in the early 70s of the last century, work was carried out on the creation of special-purpose weapons by order of the Soviet Ministry of Defense. This program was code-named “Bouquet”. It was within its framework that work was carried out on the development of submachine guns chambered for the 9×18 PM caliber cartridge.

However, the program ended in nothing - not a single one of the developed models was ever put into service.

In the early 90s, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation became interested in developments in the field of creating new submachine guns. At that time, employees of this department had at their disposal only pistols and shortened modifications of the AK.

The attention of customers was attracted by the PP-71 submachine gun, which was developed by Evgeny Dragunov. The weapon began to be finalized at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant, and the eldest son of the famous gunsmith supervised the finishing work. The result of the work was the appearance of “Cedar”, prototypes of which were manufactured in 1992. The following year, the PP-91 Kedr submachine gun began to be mass-produced.

Initially, the Kedr was developed for the 9x18 mm PMM cartridge, but already in 1994, the designers created the Klin submachine gun chambered for the more powerful 9x18 mm PMM cartridge. This weapon was first demonstrated to the general public at a weapons exhibition in April 1994. PP-9 “Klin” was mass-produced from 1996 to 2002 for the needs of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Externally and in design, “Kedr” and “Wedge” are practically no different; the use of more powerful 9x18 mm PMM ammunition improved the ballistics of the weapon, but did not lead to a sufficient increase in firing range. Soon the 9x18 mm PMM cartridge was removed from service and replaced with the standard 9x19 mm.

Advantages and disadvantages of PP-91 “Kedr”

Among the obvious advantages of the PP-91 are the compactness, light weight and well-thought-out shape of this weapon. It is perfect for concealed carry; it is not easy to notice under clothing.

It should also be noted that the PP-91 has excellent ergonomics. It is well balanced, has a comfortable handle and a folding shoulder rest. This weapon can be used to conduct single and automatic fire; the Kedr can be equipped with a flashlight, laser designator and silencer.

Shooting from a closed bolt significantly increases accuracy and accuracy. The folding stock increases the stability of the submachine gun.

The shooter will know when the magazine runs out of ammunition by the position of the bolt, which is also very convenient. Experts also call the advantage of the “Cedar” the presence of a shutter stop instead of jerking the shutter. The weapon's sights are also quite convenient. Also worth noting is the successful design of the fuse and magazine release.

The disadvantages of the PP-91 include its high rate of fire, which leads to high ammunition consumption and dispersion when firing. There are also complaints about the low power of the 9x18 PM cartridge, which is used by a submachine gun. When fired, the barrel can burn the fighter’s hands. The silencer disrupts the balance of the weapon, and the clang of the bolt when firing unmasks the fighter.

There were also complaints about the design of the magazine: the magazines of one submachine gun may not fit another.

Specifications

The PP-91 “Kedr” submachine gun is a classic PP operating on the blowback principle.

The shot occurs as follows. After chambering the cartridge, the bolt of the submachine gun is in the extreme forward position. After pressing the trigger, the trigger, interacting through a system of levers and springs, releases the trigger, which hits the firing pin, transmitting the force to break the cartridge primer.

After the shot, the recoil energy pushes the bolt back, the massive body of the bolt rolls back to the rearmost point, grabbing the cartridge case flange with the ejector tooth along the way. It hits the reflector and flies out to the side, leaving the receiver.

The bolt, compressing the return spring, stops by cocking the trigger.

After stopping, under the action of a spring, it begins to move forward, capturing the next cartridge from the neck of the magazine and sending it into the barrel. The cycle continues.

The machine gun has a manual shot safety and an automatic fire mode. The magazine is box-shaped, metal, the cartridges are staggered, the outlet is in one row. The magazine capacity is determined based on the task. The PP-91 comes standard with 20- and 30-round magazines.

Regarding ergonomics. The PP-91, thanks to its size, literally has everything at hand. On the right, near the trigger, there is a flag-type fuse. When activated, part of it protrudes beyond the boundaries and the operative can always understand by touch that the weapon is blocked.

Nearby is a lever that releases the magazine.

A folding stock is attached to the back of the receiver. If necessary, it can be easily deployed. To do this, just pull it up and back, the sights become accessible; diopter rear sight and front sight. When folded, aiming is carried out using open-type means.

A disadvantage of the PP can be considered its excessive simplification, which creates some problems when the weapon becomes dirty. Cartridges often get stuck during intense shooting. There are problems with automatic magazines of medium production series. The mild steel spring “sits” very quickly.

The Kedr submachine gun also has positive aspects. First of all, it is compact in size. About half a meter when unfolded. At the same time, it has mild recoil - due to the stock and the 9*18 PM cartridge, which allows it to achieve high accuracy at a working distance - up to 100 meters.

The SMG is most effective in battles at a distance of 25 meters. Installation of a muffler, flashlight or laser designator is provided.

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