SVD 63 Dragunov (PBR)

The SVD is a 7.62x54mm gas-operated piston sniper rifle designed in the Soviet Union by Yevgeny Dragunov. It underwent extensive development and field testing across numerous environments before being adopted into service with the Russian Army in 1963.

The Dragunov is one of the most iconic and renowned designs in semi-automatic rifle history, having served since 1963 and serving as Russia's primary sniper rifle.

The SVDM, also known as the SVD Modern, is an upgraded version of its predecessor with improved accuracy, ergonomics and mounts for more accessories. Chambered in 7.62x54R cartridge, this modern SVDM also sports heavier chrome-lined barrel for increased strength and accuracy when shooting long range targets.

The SVD is a robust and efficient sniper rifle designed for heavy use. It comes equipped with back-up iron sights and bayonet mount, plus it has been modified for airborne platforms. The latest modernization includes an extensive polymer stock as well as folding buttsocks with shortened barrels for mounted troops.

Realistic 3d-model for various projects. PBR-textures included.