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Those pics came out real nice!
Wow! That is really nice. I even like the camo pattern your friend is wearing, do you know what type? I never seen it before. *I know not about the rifle, sorry.* I wonder what a .308 SVD would be like?
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Thanks for the thread Templar much appreciated.
Ok Russian, I never seen it before hence why I asked. It looked like a weird flecktarn to me. Thanks
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The .308 NDM-86's I used to own were surprisingly accurate w/168gr match, far more accurate than a 20yr-old copy of a 50yr-old semi-auto chromed-bore design should be.
Many don't like the SVD bipod but if you use it properly by applying just enough forward pressure on it to steady your sight picture then followup shots are fast & easy as recoil recovery settles you into the same "pocket".
Tomac
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mine is romainian... love the lil sucker.. like to break her out when folks are talking trash with their bolt actions.. best distance i have so far is 650yds open sights, 12 inch plate in 2 rnds.. only problem i have is the scope staying put.. reason i go open sight.. any one know of any covers with a rail system on it..? have one on my AK... wondering if there is the same for the dragons..
The scope mount can be adjusted for tension. You should see a castle nut on the bottom of the mount. Depress the spring-loaded rail so it disengages from the castle nut then you should be able to rotate the castle nut to tighten or loosen as needed. HTH...
Tomac
ETA: Are you sliding the mount onto the rifles optic rail from the front or from the rear? It should be from the rear otherwise the mount will slowly work its way forward and off the optic rail.
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