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These pictures were taken at the Kalashnikov museum and exposition center in Izhevsk Russia. A special thanks to Vladimir Makarov for providing them. What looks like "THrP" is the word "Tiger" (tigr) in Russian. |
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Note the different magazine designs. These Tiger rifles appear to be offered in the following calibers: ¬ 7.62x54r |
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This military SVD appears to be a post-1999 manufactured model which has no external lightening cut outs on the receiver. Also note the later-manufactured PSO-1 scope which no longer features the Infra-red detector, though to be no longer needed. |
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In this close-up of the rifle above it is easy to see the flat receiver walls of this military issued SVD. This issue of receiver cuts has been previously discussed here. |
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SVDS ("CBAC") and SVD ("CBA") military sniper rifles. On the SVD is mounted the older 1PN-58 night vision scope and the latest version of the polymer stock and handguard. |
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| The Kalashnikov Museum in Izhevsk, looking from the front entrance towards the ballet theater. Photos from ak47-guide.com | The Kalashnikov Museum corner architecture. The museum opened in mid 2004 and cost $8 million to construct. |
| Back to the SVD page click here. |
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