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Dragunov SVD Sniper Rifle (USSR/Russia)![]() Original SVD rifle with wooden furniture, right side
Caliber:
7.62x54R Dragunov SVD was
designed not as a "standard" sniper rifle in its Western meaning of the
term. In fact, main role of
the SVD in Soviet / Russian Army is to extend effective range of fire
of every infantry squad up to about 600 meters and to provide special
fire
support. SVD is a lightweight and quite accurate (for it's class)
rifle, cabable of semi-auto fire. First request for new sniper rifle
was issued in 1958. In 1963 SVD (Snaiperskaya
Vintovka Dragunova, or
Dragunov Sniper Rifle) was accepted by Soviet Military. SVD can use any
kind of standard 7.62x54R ammo, but primary round is specially
developed for SVD sniper-grade cartridge with steel-core bullet.
Every infantry squad in the Russian (Soviet) army had one man with SVD. It must be noted that several countries produced SVD copies or look-alikes. Of those, the "true" clones (rifles that have similar internal design) are Iraqui Al Kadesih rifle and Chinese Type 85 (in 7,62x54R) and NDM-86 (in 7,62x51 NATO). Others, such as Romanian Romak FPK or Yugoslavian Zastava M76, are only look-alikes as their internal design is different and usually based on Kalsshnikov AK assault rifle. Russia also produces a civilan version of the SVD, known as "Tigr" (Tiger), in 7,62x54R and 7,62x51 (.308 Win). This usually has shorter barrel, although it is available in several different versions. Older hunting version of the SVD, the "Medved" (Bear) is no longer produced and is quite scarce. Dragunov SVD is gas-operated, semi-automatic rifle. It uses short-stroke gas piston, and gas chamber has a two-position manual gas regulator. Barrel is locked by rotating bolt with three lugs. Receiver is machined from steel block. The safety is somewhat reminiscent in its appearance to that of Kalashnikov AK assault rifle, although internal design of the trigger unit is different, and there's no provisions for full automatic fire. Trigger unit is assembled on a separate removable base that also incorporates a trigger guard. The second, smaller lever, located on the right side of receiver behind the safety, is a receiver cover catch, and is sued to disassemble the gun. Standard furniture includes a skeletonized wooden butt and a removable wooden handguard. Late production models may feature polymer handguards and, sometimes, polymer skeletonized butt. The short SVD-S rifle is fitted with separate pistol grip, made of plastic, and a side-folding metallic butt. All SVD rifles are fitted with adjustable open sights, as well as proprietary side rail mount, which will accept telescopic or IR sights on quick-detachable mounts. Standard telescope sight is the 4X fixed magnification PSO-1 with range-finding reticle. SVD rifles also are issued with carrying sling, cleaning kit and other accessories. A standard AK-type bayonet can be installed on the barrel.
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