10/22 / PPSh Conversion - Updated Jan 8 **PICS

[skirsons]

Below are versions 1 and 2 of the Ruger/Soviet .22 submachinegun project!

PPSh V1.0

*** Update: I was comissioned by a fellow gun nut to build one for him. This is V 2.0 (more of a PPD)!

 

[Dr.Lector]

Looking good, bro

 

[TheIndifferent1]

I like it

 

[G37]

Not bad at all... might be hard to hold though with the drum.

Looks like the original PPSh you gripped between the trigger and drum - not much space there on the 10/22.

I'd probably just do the Butler Creeks (try and get the SMOKE ones)

 

[skirsons]

Thanks for all the comments so far... looks like we're at about 50/50

The original PPSh was gripped around the heat shroud!

 

[maltextract]

I love it

 

[bradmclean]

yes you deserve a drum mag.ppsh is exactly what i thought when i put it on my wood stocked 10/22

 

[superd222]

Go for it!!!

 

[happydude]

I think that is very original and very impressive.

All these modded 10/22's is really making want to modify mine.

 

[Ardent]

Good luck in your quest, I had a 10/22 circular drum awhile back, sold for $275, as much as the 10/22 it went on was worth...

 

[Shack07]

It needs a drum. Just to complete it's look.

 

[skirsons]

It needs a drum. Just to complete it's look.

With the rarity of those things I think I'll be painting a can of Danish butter cookies and gluing it on to the factory mag!

 

[reid134]

why no kick in the nuts option??? what a jip

 

[Hoser-eh]

Nice job, find the drum mag & post pics.

 

[tonyg]

i like it......get the drum....

 

[skirsons]

Thanks! I think I might get a stick mag first since drums are few and far between. Maybe I will find a black 25 rounder somewhere.

 

[Shack07]

Did you see that Squires Bingham copy that was for sale a while back? It came with a drum. Expensive but looked good in my opinion.

 

[happydude]

Doesn't need a drum...

 

[cyclone]

I take it the 50-shot MWG is not an option...

 

[Dr.Lector]

With the rarity of those things I think I'll be painting a can of Danish butter cookies and gluing it on to the factory mag!

I wanted to suggest that,
but I didn't, so you couldn't say
I was guessing your mind

The 10/22 drum is something very expensive
and a lot of people are complaining of its reliability.
In addition to that, I think it wouldn't sit at the correct angle
or at the correct distance from the gun
(in the PPSh, the round part of the drum is very close to the gun,
the 10/22 is too far).
Making your project with a can attached
to the existing 10 rnds mag would make you solve
all these differences.
Just walk the aisles of your food favourite store and ideas will come.