List of Russian Weaponry - Submachine Guns

Submachine Guns

Weapon Caliber Variants Photo
PPT / Tokarev
Model 1927

_experimental

 7.62×38mm Nagant External:
,
PPD-34

_succeeded
_by PPSh-41

 7.62×25mm TT PPD-34/38
_updated model, 1938
PPD-40
_updated model, 1940
PPSh-41 7.62×25mm TT
PPS-43 7.62×25mm TT PPS-42 (initial variant)
LAD / Lyuty–
Afanasyev–Deikin

_intended to provide
_suppresive fire on
_short ranges

 7.62×25mm TT External:
AEK-918G

_not to be
_confused with
_AEK-918

 9×19mm 7N21/Para. External:
,
AEK-919K Kashtan 9×18mm PM AEK-919 (prototype)
_9×18mm PM

AEK-918 (experimental)
_9×19mm 7N21 / 7N31?

AEK-918V (experimental)
_9×19mm Parabellum
Gepard

_modular

 .380 ACP
9×18mm PM
9×18mm PMM
9×19mm Parabellum
9×21mm Gyurza
9×30mm Grom
7.62×25mm ТТ
.45 ACP
.30 Carbine		 External:
Klin-2 / PP-27

_balanced recoil

 7.62×25mm ТТ External:
, (bottom)
OTs-02 Kiparis 9×18mm PM
OTs-22 Buk 9×19mm 7N21/Para. OTs-22M (improved)
OTs-53

_dual magazine

 9mm OTs-39P? External:
PP-19 Bizon

_helical magazine;
_succeeded by
_PP-19-01 Vityaz (and
_PP-90M1)

 9×18mm PM Bizon-2 (improved variant):
_2 (9×18mm PM / PMM)
_2B (configuration with
_attaching suppressor)
_2-01 (9×19mm Luger)
_2-02 (.380 ACP)
_2-03 (integral suppressor)
_2-07 (7.62×25mm
_Tokarev, box magazine)
Bizon-3 (improved variant)
PP-19-01 Vityaz 9×19mm 7N21/Para. Vityaz-SN (updated
model (based on AK-105)		 External:
PP-90

_folding frame

 9×18mm PM PP-90M (updated model)
PP-90M1

_not to be
_confused
_with PP-90M

 9×19mm (7N21 / 7N31 /
Parabellum)		 External:
,
PP-91 Kedr 9×18mm PM PP-71 (prototype)

PP-91-01 Kedr-B
_integral suppressor

PP-9 Klin (9×18mm PMM)
PP-93 9×18mm PM/PMM APB (improved; not
to be confused with
APB machine pistol)
PP-2000 9×19mm (7N21 / 7N31 /
Parabellum)
SR-2 Veresk

_gas-operated

 9×21mm Gyurza SR-2M (modernized)
SR-2MP (updated SR-2M)

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