SVT-40 ( Dragunov stock ) gun ####

[Trigger_The_Rookie]

+droooooool+

 

[Travis Bickle]

btw, I actually looked up "######, SK" to see if there's a place near regina I don't know about :S

You looked up "######" to see if it was a place you didn't know about? lol

 

[xenasdad]

Thats some really nice fab work on the chassis. Good job.

 

[TRich]

Great work! Another cgn member incorrigible did a really good SVT-SVD clone too

 

[humphry76]

How much you want for it?

 

[mr.664]

I dont wanna sell it, I spent too much time on it to make a realistic price.

 

[biker_boy]

Nicely done, looks great.

 

[nemo905]

Wow great job

 

[raider71]

Very nice work, excellent hobby to have during the snowy ###### winters.

 

[cadgo]

I second this.

Hopefully the SVT-40 you're working with has a poor/fair bore...

Just my 2 cents.

Why would he put all that work into a rifle with a poor bore?

 

[TheSteamingPile]

Why would he put all that work into a rifle with a poor bore?

Also, the rifle hasn't been permanently altered, so why does it even matter?

 

[Higgs602]

Great work, especially if it is reversible to original SVT configuration. It's their rifle of course, but I don't know why people choose tokarev rifles to create SVD reproductions. There are plenty of SVD variants chambered for .308 and a near infinite supply of Norc M14s. Cheap (and always will be), no historical value and lots of replacement parts available, seems a perfect choice to me.

The SVT-40 on the other hand is a piece of histoy in short supply. When the war stores overseas dry up we will see their prices skyrocket, look at the crazy prices the americans pay for a SVT-40.

Here is one of those .308 SVDs:

 

[EchoAlpha]

Great work, especially if it is reversible to original SVT configuration. It's their rifle of course, but I don't know why people choose tokarev rifles to create SVD reproductions. There are plenty of SVD variants chambered for .308 and a near infinite supply of Norc M14s. Cheap (and always will be), no historical value and lots of replacement parts available, seems a perfect choice to me.

The SVT-40 on the other hand is a piece of histoy in short supply. When the war stores overseas dry up we will see their prices skyrocket, look at the crazy prices the americans pay for a SVT-40.

Here is one of those .308 SVDs:

But SVD's are named prohibs you are aware of that right? If that is an actual SVD variant than almost none of us can own it and nobody can shoot it in Canada. Unless its a different (functioning) gun just dressed up to look like an SVD. In that case where can I get one of those?

 

[Desert_Fox]

But SVD's are named prohibs you are aware of that right? If that is an actual SVD variant than almost none of us can own it and nobody can shoot it in Canada. Unless its a different (functioning) gun just dressed up to look like an SVD. In that case where can I get one of those?

Probably a dressed up Valmet Hunter?

 

[mr.664]

It can be converted back to the original stock, and the rifle bore isn't perfect, but its decent. and I chose the SVT because it already kinda resembles an SVD.

 

[EchoAlpha]

Probably a dressed up Valmet Hunter?

Well sht, that might as well be a Prohib considering the price.

 

[Canuck1978]

A-1 job! That actually makes the SVT40 worth keeping! Now for the last touch, will you stick an AK selector on the side for looks?

 

[Canuck1978]

Probably a dressed up Valmet Hunter?

That is not a Hunter conversion. I have several Hunters and the receiver doesn't even come close to my Hunter receivers. That is way cooler than any Valmet...

 

[incorrigible]

It can be converted back to the original stock, and the rifle bore isn't perfect, but its decent. and I chose the SVT because it already kinda resembles an SVD.

That's fantastic work.... well done!

 

[supernova]

Lmao good one Trav!
And hats off to the OP, that is fantastic and inspiring work. Can we get a range report to show off your sniper (s)kills?

You looked up "######" to see if it was a place you didn't know about? lol