Real Sword Dragunov SVD. Yes please!

[Drache]

Personally around here, you have Most of spring, all of summer, and some of the fall if you're lucky to be able to use our GBB's. Our gas pistols fire one maybe two rounds and thats it otherwise!

But the more I look at the RS SVD the more Im loving it! Wood and Steel! Cant go wrong with that! If I only knew a price....

[Brian McIlmoyle]

Originally Posted by Drache

Personally around here, you have Most of spring, all of summer, and some of the fall if you're lucky to be able to use our GBB's. Our gas pistols fire one maybe two rounds and thats it otherwise!

But the more I look at the RS SVD the more Im loving it! Wood and Steel! Cant go wrong with that! If I only knew a price....

RS ak is coming in around 900 these days ( when you can find one) I would expect this to be a bit more.. like 1100 landed...

[Drache]

Originally Posted by Brian McIlmoyle

RS ak is coming in around 900 these days ( when you can find one) I would expect this to be a bit more.. like 1100 landed...

time to hit the sperm bank it seems then!

[pusangani]

id sell all my ak's for that SVD it's BEAUTIFUL!!!

[Disco_Dante]

I'd sell all your AKs for that too.

[Amos]

Originally Posted by Brian McIlmoyle

RS ak is coming in around 900 these days ( when you can find one) I would expect this to be a bit more.. like 1100 landed...

That's where you're wrong :P

I've looked into this..

Shipping on it alone is over 150 bucks... Never mind the taxes and importation fees that you've gotta pay.

I'd love to bring these things in... but... It simply would not be profitable (In it's place I could bring in about 10 GBB's)

Bare minimum I could see a RS SVD selling for in Canada would be 1500.

[Brian McIlmoyle]

Originally Posted by Amos

That's where you're wrong :P

I've looked into this..

Shipping on it alone is over 150 bucks... Never mind the taxes and importation fees that you've gotta pay.

I'd love to bring these things in... but... It simply would not be profitable (In it's place I could bring in about 10 GBB's)

Bare minimum I could see a RS SVD selling for in Canada would be 1500.

you'd know better than I ..... but still there may be buyers willing to pay

[Donster]

Originally Posted by Amos

That's where you're wrong :P

I've looked into this..

Shipping on it alone is over 150 bucks... Never mind the taxes and importation fees that you've gotta pay.

I'd love to bring these things in... but... It simply would not be profitable (In it's place I could bring in about 10 GBB's)

Bare minimum I could see a RS SVD selling for in Canada would be 1500.

so start brining in some Tanaka Kar98k... around Xmas time. i know people will buy them. and by people i am referring of course only to myself.

[Drache]

Originally Posted by m102404

You can do the same with a full stock...but in real steel watch out for a rear sling stud and/or don't grasp the rear sling swivel/loop, your hand will not be able to hold the rifle during recoil and it will hamper repeatable accuracy (plus it hurts ).

And in steps my favorite rifle of all time:
Remington Model 700 XCR Tactical Long Range


Retails on average for $1500 CDN available in .223, .308, or the straightest flying .300 Mag!

[DonP]

Originally Posted by m102404

You can do the same with a full stock...but in real steel watch out for a rear sling stud and/or don't grasp the rear sling swivel/loop, your hand will not be able to hold the rifle during recoil and it will hamper repeatable accuracy (plus it hurts ).

Maybe I don't really follow you, but I don't see how grasping the rear sling swivel (as in, grasping the sling at the rear sling swivel point) would hurt when firing? Your shoulder takes up the recoil and your hand (relative to the rifle) doesn't wind up moving a whole lot.

[m102404]

Originally Posted by DonP

Maybe I don't really follow you, but I don't see how grasping the rear sling swivel (as in, grasping the sling at the rear sling swivel point) would hurt when firing? Your shoulder takes up the recoil and your hand (relative to the rifle) doesn't wind up moving a whole lot.

Well I might not be describing it right....but it hurts after a string of shots. At least it did with a M700 .308 and .300 Win Mag setup. One or two shots in the field isn't so bad, but precision shooting that way sucks balls.

[Matty1020]

Originally Posted by SDS_ShooterMcGavin

Try living in Manitoba. Year round guns simlpy don't exist here.

what about in sort of northern sakatchewan?

http://img504.imageshack.us/my.php?i...rebeachko9.png

[808]

Originally Posted by Matty1020

what about in sort of northern sakatchewan?

http://img504.imageshack.us/my.php?i...rebeachko9.png

Saskatchewan? People live there?

[Maehem_12]

damn that's a sexy gun, I'm not a fan of Russian guns but that even makes me want to sell my first born for it, jokes maybe the second born.

[Matty1020]

Originally Posted by 808

Saskatchewan? People live there?

no, we don't. forget about anything you heard.