Manufactured in 1994 and imported via KBI of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, this is a fine commercial version of the Soviet SVD Dragunov sniper rifle; aside from the use of a later pattern scope, it is a virtual dead ringer for one of the signature Cold War weapons. Hooded post front and tangent rear sights. The receiver is marked with an "arrow in triangle" arsenal mark, "1994" date of manufacture, and KBI. Inc importer mark on the right side. Matching numbers are present on the receiver, safety, trigger housing, gas cylinder, receiver cover, bolt carrier, bolt and hammer. Fitted with a ventilated hardwood handguard, and skeletonized pistol grip stock with clip on cheekpiece and stamped steel buttplate. Along with a matching numbered KBI box, this rifle comes with a PSO-style scope (numbered to match the rifle on the base), canvas scope cover, four extra magazines, cleaning tools, pouches, sling, bayonet, manual and logbook. The logbook is numbered to match both the rifle and scope, and notes them has having been inspected together prior to shipping.