Izhmash SV-99

Izhmash SV-99

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About Izhmash SV-99

The SV-99 is a special purpose sniper rifle, chambered for 5.6 mm rimfire cartridge. It is used by special forces units, in sniper shooting exercises and for training and target practice at a range of up to 100 meters. It is based on the world-famous "Biathlon-7-2" rifle and has the same fast toggle-locking, straight pull bolt action system with a very fast reload speed. The rifle is fed from 5 or 10 round plastic detachable box magazines and uses 5.6 mm rimfire cartridges (.22LR). The rifle is equipped with a safety mechanism and sound suppressor. SV-99 has a dovetail mount on the receiver which can accept quick-detachable scope mounts. The rifle features original ambidextrous stock, comfortable for both right and lefthanders and detachable buttstock, which has an adjustable length, buttplate position and a cheek rest height. Sling swivels allow mounting the sling on either right or left side of the rifle. Forend features a mount for quick-detachable folding bipods, buttstock has an adjustable monopod, designed to provide a stable position during the long-term target observation. The monopod can be folded inside the buttstock in carrying position. The rifle is very compact and can be placed in a special carrying case or a backpack when disassembled. Specifications: Weight: 3.4kg. Weight with supperssor: 4.5kg. Accuracy: 16. Barrel length: 350mm. Dimension height: 195mm. Trigger pull: 0,5 ?? 1,0kg. Magnitude adjustment: 26. Magnitude adjustment vertical: 22. Magnitude adjustment horizontal: 7. Angle of rifling: 420mm. Grooves number: 6. Dimension with butt 1030mm. Dimension with handle: 720mm.

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Specifications

Category Rifles
Caliber 22 Long Rifle
Capacity 17+1
Finish Black
Sights None (Optics Ready)

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