Original Item: We have just a few M-1931 or M-31Drum Magazines left. Finland’s greatest assets of the 1939- 1940 Winter War were its tough skilled outdoorsman soldiers instilled with the belief that "One Finn is equal to ten Russians." Their weapon of choice, a sub-machine gun designed by Finland's native son, a self-educated genius, Aimo Johannes Lahti.

Lahti designed and constructed many other weapons of note and of various types - from pistols to assault guns and an anti-tank rifle. The most famous is the m/1931 (M31) Suomi submachine gun - konepistooli. Imitation is the ultimate form of flattery. The Lahti M31 inspired the design of the German Bergmann MP34 and the Soviet PPD 1934G/38G and PPSh41 submachine guns. In the pantheon of modern gun designers, the prolific Lahti belongs as a peer with the likes of Hiram Maxim, John Browning and Mikhail Kalashnikov.

Note: 71 round capacity with spiral ammunition channel.