This is the SVD Dragunov as it was meant to be seen — with genuine wood furniture, not painted plastic. The grip, handguard and skeleton stock are real wood, hand-finished and oiled, giving the rifle the colour, grain and substantial 3.6-kg weight of the original. Combined with the metal body and full 1120 mm length, this is the collector-grade SVD for reenactors and serious airsoft snipers.
Real wood matters
Cheap SVD replicas use ABS plastic painted to look like wood. The illusion breaks at the first close-up photo. This rifle has actual hardwood — fingers feel the grain, light catches the oil finish, and the weight makes shouldering it feel like the real thing. For WW2/Cold War film and reenactment work, this is the level of authenticity that shows on camera.
Sniper-grade performance
Spring-powered spring-cocking: ~400 FPS / 1.49 J with 0.20 g BBs, a long 600 mm tight-bore 6.02 mm inner barrel for genuine range, and a one-shot-per-cycle rhythm that forces good marksmanship. Step up to 0.25–0.28 g BBs and the rifle is comfortably effective at 40–50 m. No gas, no battery, no electronics — just clean spring power that works in any weather.
Full specification
- Type: Spring-powered spring-powered sniper rifle
- Length: 1120 mm
- Weight: 3600 g
- Muzzle velocity: ~400 FPS / 1.49 J (0.20 g BBs)
- Inner barrel: 600 mm × 6.02 mm tight bore
- Body: Metal
- Furniture: Real wood (oil-finished hardwood)
- Camouflage: Brown wood + black metal
- Magazine: 1 magazine included
- Mount: SVD-pattern side rail for scopes
- Best for: Collectors, reenactors, film props, serious airsoft snipers
Tip: the SVD-pattern scope mount accepts a classic 4×24 PSO-1 style scope — pair it with this rifle and you have the textbook Soviet sniper setup for display, reenactment or the field.
Want the tactical, lighter and cheaper version? Check the SVD Dragunov in black synthetic – same 1.49 J performance, half a kilo lighter, modern look.
