The SVD is one of three base sniper rifles included in the launch of Black Ops 6. It differs from its counterparts because it is the only semi-automatic sniper rifle, rather than bolt-action.

In 1989, the Swiss military magazine Schweizer Waffen-Magazin published an article about the SVD, which read: “The Soviet Dragunov sniper rifle using the classical Russian 7.62×54mmR cartridge ...

The SVD has stood out in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 as the better of the three sniper rifles, thanks to its strong upper body damage and rapid rate of fire. But, how can you make the most of it?

The Russian army has been looking for a new effective infantry sniper rifle to replace the outdated SVD rifle, which was created back in the 1960s.

However, the 7.62x54R version of the SVCh is designed to accept magazines from SVD rifles, granting it some degree of backward compatibility with existing inventory.

The SVD sniper rifle, also known as the "Dragunov," is a semiautomatic Russian infantry sniper rifle "designed to engage enemy personnel and other unarmored targets at ranges up to 800 meters ...

Activision has introduced two new weapon attachments in Warzone and Black Ops 6 Season 4 Reloaded. One of them is for the SVD Sniper Rifle and the other is for the TR2 Marksman Rifle.

The 7.62x54mm version is compatible with magazines of the Dragunov sniper rifle (SVD) that the Chukavin will replace. While most Russians performed poorly in Ukraine, Chukavins are the exception and ...

When the war broke out in April 2014, Ukraine was using Soviet-era Dragunov (SVD) rifles, while their better-funded and technologically more advanced adversary was using the same rifles but with ...

Like the SVD, the SVCh variant is chambered for the 7.62x54R cartridge, but can also fire the 7.62×51 NATO round as well, and can be fed from the same box mag used on the SVD.