Love those Russians - when they needed a sniper rifle, they applied their unfallable logic and develope the Dragunov - take a great round - 7.62 1819 Nagant - couple it with a tried tested, modified AK mechanism and shoot it through a quality long, long barrel - the result is, of course, the Druganov. Feared by so many Nato troops during the cold war, it enabled thousands of Soviet Block snipers to target them at over 1000 meters. Being Soviet, they also did a pretty good job on the scope - powerfull but really easy to set up and estimate range, you just have to have it!
Just awesome - the Soviet PSL Dragunov Sniper Rifle, complete with optics, sling and scope cover. The Soviets didn`t mess around with their Dragunovs - no need for extra training, just find the Squad member who`s the best shot and give him the Dragunov, as long as you coupd hit a sack of potatoes at 700 meters you were the marksman. Quite how the super efficient Soviet Block designers came up with the coolest thumb hole stock on a military rifle we have no idea. Awesome spec with moving bolt under full spring pressure, mag ejects, partially strips, trigger moves etc. - comes with EU/UK deactivation certificate.
Blimey, don`t get hold of these very often - a deactivated Russian Tigr Dragunov (Military version with adjustable gas regulator) with black composite furniture. Condition is good and original with a little wear to finish (not been re-painted) and the optics are nice and clear. Awesome spec with moving bolt under full spring pressure, mag ejects, partially strips, trigger moves etc. - comes with EU/UK deactivation certificate.
Epic - an early 80`s Yugo Zastava made M76 Dragunov complete with Russian IWS night sight! Used mainly in the Balkan wars, the Zastava Dragunovs are the highest quality of the Dragunov family firing the familiar full bore Mosin Nagant. Condition of this one is almost as new, woodwork and metalwork are both excellent and the IWS set is quite something (the British IWS is quite similar though stacks of money on its own...) - this one does work if your brave enough to connect it up. Latest EU/UK spec so the mag ejects, trigger and fire select work and rifle partially strips - comes with EU/UK deactivation certificate.
Not often a stunner like this comes up - an old spec (1992 deactivation date) deactivated Dragunov, Russian made, in excellent original condition complete with scope and original sling, that was brought back from Gulf War 1 complete with both army and Birmingham proof house deactivation certificates - not often you know some of the history behind these guns. Otics are good, lock and release correctly, fully strips, cocks and dry fires.
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We list details of our current stock by batch - due to our high turnover of the most popular models - so the images and descriptions fit that model, though there may be slight variations in stock grain/colour and metal condition - please bare in mind that some of the de-ac guns are almost 100 years old!
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