Is this SVD ?

anyone ?

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anyone ? <span id='postcolor'>

yes...

what made u thing it's not an SVD?

#### yeah it is

its easy ro recognize because of its hollow stock and small curvy clip

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Quote: from tomash on 1:07 am on Nov. 16, 2001

#### yeah it is

its easy ro recognize because of its hollow stock and small curvy clip

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well SVT-40 has a very similar set up. so dies yugo M76...

hello Krechet1. glad you back.

I read in "soldier of fortune" magazine about SVD ammo. They sad "if you want to use SVD to its full power, there is special "sniper ammo" or somethink like that.

BTW

How many modification SVD has, and what the different ?

is it just me or does that guy look like niles on fraiser??

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hello Krechet1. glad you back.

I read in "soldier of fortune" magazine about SVD ammo. They sad "if you want to use SVD to its full power, there is special "sniper ammo" or somethink like that.

BTW

How many modification SVD has, and what the different ?

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http://www.club.guns.ru/eng/barnaul.html

read on different new reworks of old bullets. 7N13 is quite impressive.

On the types of SVD rifles:

SVD, new version: synthetic non-folding buttstock and handguard, with experimental 10-rd magazine. That is basically a standard SVD with newer finish (sells better that way, although if u ask me, wood was just fine and better for camoflage purposes).

SVDS, again with fancy newer finish. SVD and SVDS have considerable differences. The latter were dictated by the new conditions in the recent theaters of warfare in various parts of the world. Being a firearm designated to destroy single targets, which may be collapsible, moving, open or screened, SVDS is better adapted for airborne troops and troops carried by armored vehicles. Its overall length of 875 mm (34.5 inches) with folded stock is roughly equal to the size of a soldier’s seated body.

The rifle can be operated from the ground (surface) means of transportation, using them as shelter against enemy’s small arms fire. The rifle can fire both special sniper cartridges and regular rounds with steel core, cal. 7.62 x 54R. It also successfully employs tracer and armor-piercing-incendiary types of ammunition.

Externally, the SVD and the SVDS rifles differ in the following:

-SVDS has a folding buttstock;

-a shorter barrel;

-a new conical muzzle brake with teardrop-shaped slots;

-a pistol grip under the receiver;

-handguards made of fiberglass-reinforced polyamide;

-the SVDS construction features no underbarrel bayonet lugs;

-the bayonet comes in accessory kit.

Thanx a lot. You are as allways very informative.

Thanx

heheh not really blindeath

are u mad???!?! this is Niles long lost bro holding that SVD!!!

7.62-mm SVD

DRAGUNOV SNIPER RIFLE

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

AND SERVICE MANUAL

http://www.club.guns.ru/manual/svd/

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7.62-mm SVD

DRAGUNOV SNIPER RIFLE

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

AND SERVICE MANUAL

http://www.club.guns.ru/manual/svd/<span id='postcolor'>

istinu glagolet cheloveche...

voobshe na Valerenom site mozhno vse naiti, samiy classniy oruzheniy site.