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Bugelson
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I saw MillerThyme posting his fine rifle and thus I thought posting few photos of mine - his rifles older cousin. These are not very detailed though.

Izhmash 1988. Refurbished by the Tula-shop. That is where the bad people cut of the bayonet locking lug. Because in some mickey-mouse countries - not here though - bayonet lug is evil. SVD with a bayonet lug= evil military rifle. SVD without a bayonet lug= nice civilian rifle.

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Isn't this the same model sniper rifle used by the Iraqi sniper in American Sniper? These are just menacing looking rifles that pack a serious punch.
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Waaaaaaant
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you know seriously considering selling my 100% original mint papered 59 GARAND NM rifle for one of these ,just something that's been nagging me for many years ,its a thing of beauty .really is ,like a Harley ..if you have to ask ...


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bunkysdad wrote:Isn't this the same model sniper rifle used by the Iraqi sniper in American Sniper? These are just menacing looking rifles that pack a serious punch.
*Cough* Whew, I'll knock the dust off of here.

Likely that rifle was an Iraqi made Al-Kadesih. For some reason I think they have a palm tree design stamped in bas-relief on the magazine. I know the silver and gold plated "Saddam Specials" did.

But, they also use(d) 7.62x39 DMRs that look like scoped RPKs, and PSLs, etc in that role.

Oh, and Mosin-Nagants, Lee Enfields, anything that shoots.
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Nice! 8-) :thumbsup:
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Beautiful! I have a 93 Izhevsk CA Armory TIGR 0006/1000 If i can figure out how to post pictures i would haha

Oh i figured it out:
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