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Adler said:Actually the Romak 3/PSL is nota Dragunov copy although it is often marketd that way. It uses the long stroke Ak gas system, not the short stroke SVD system. It is just longer barrled, up calibered, with a stiffer reciever than a standard AK.
A Dragunov/Russian Tiger(Commercial name) Costs atleast 2x as much and is still less accurate than most bolt guns on the market that fill the sniper role.
I know that. And BTW, the Tigr/Tiger is not a "proper" Dragunov since it only has a 20" "Sporter" barrel. Same action though. There's also the Chinese NDM-86 which is also a "proper" Dragunov copy except that it comes in .308.Adler said:Actually the Romak 3/PSL is nota Dragunov copy although it is often marketd that way. It uses the long stroke Ak gas system, not the short stroke SVD system. It is just longer barrled, up calibered, with a stiffer reciever than a standard AK.
A Dragunov/Russian Tiger(Commercial name) Costs atleast 2x as much and is still less accurate than most bolt guns on the market that fill the sniper role.
The USMC still shoots man size targets for qualification out to 500. Though, with the ACOG quickly becoming standard issue, very few are using iron sights anymore.Adler said:If we could only teach our infantrymen to shoot like that. Best I can manage is with my K98 and thats a man sized target at 300yrds. Thats standing I might be able to do it at 400 resting on a bench.