Sniper rifles

Mosin-Nagant

In World War I and World War II Russian/Soviet marksman were issued with the scope- equipped rifle, while the regular infantry had only iron sights. The most famous operator of the weapon was Vasily Zaitsev, who was confirmed to have shot 228 enemy soldiers with this weapon system, 800 meters being the furthest shot hit. His deeds were immortalized in the movie „Enemy at the Gates”. Ours is an authentic Russian-manufactured firearm with period correct optics, made in 1939 and has probably served in World War II. The internal magazine holds 5 rounds of the 7.62x54R caliber.

Dragunov (Tula SZVDN)

The Russian semi-automatic sniper rifle, developed during the Cold War is still in service in the Hungarian Defence Force. The weapon appears in the movie „Amerikai Sniper” where the opposing marksman uses it to great effect. On our range shooters can fire the authentic sniper rifle with period correct optics and a muzzle brake. The weapon is chambered in 7.62x54R housed in a 10 round magazine.

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Mauser KAR 98

The legendary sniper rifle used by the Wehrmacht marksmen, a direct competitor to, among many, the Mosin-Nagant during World War II. Fitted with a Schmidt-Bender 8 X 56 optical sight with the standard German post reticle, the weapon fires the 8x57 JS caliber in a classic bolt-operated configuration, typical of the time.

Remington Mod. 7400

Depicted in the 4th season of the series “The Walking Dead” is a semi-automatic precision hunting rifle chambered in one of the most commonly used precision calibers, the .308. Winchester. The fact that the barrel is forged to a medium length makes the weapon comfortable to carry and shoot from unconventional positions and angles.