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Description
The Karabinë Automatike, Tip 1935/41, aka the AK-35/41, or sometimes just the AK-41, was the Pabsevian armed forces standard submachine-gun for much of the Second Great War. Designed and developed in 1940 as it became apparent that the older variant, the AK-35, was not getting produced at the rate the Pabsevians Army wanted. As a means to get production numbers bumped up, much of the production methods was changed to cut down on production time, such as a redesigned stock, the deletion of the bayonet lug, and even added a barrel jacket.

Caliber - 7.63x25mm Tip 1896 cartridge
Sights - Simple two position rear sight
Action - Straight Blowback
Loading - 15, 20, or 34-round box magazines
Rate of Fire - 580-rounds per minute
Effective Range - 150 meters

Description
The Karabinë Automatike, Tip 1935/41, aka the AK-35/41, or sometimes just the AK-41, was the Pabsevian armed forces standard submachine-gun for much of the Second Great War. Designed and developed in 1940 as it became apparent that the older variant, the AK-35, was not getting produced at the rate the Pabsevians Army wanted. As a means to get production numbers bumped up, much of the production methods was changed to cut down on production time, such as a redesigned stock, the deletion of the bayonet lug, and even added a barrel jacket.

Caliber - 7.63x25mm Tip 1896 cartridge
Sights - Simple two position rear sight
Action - Straight Blowback
Loading - 15, 20, or 34-round box magazines
Rate of Fire - 580-rounds per minute
Effective Range - 150 meters