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Before diving into loadout recommendations, it’s important to understand the SVD’s characteristics. The Dragunov is a semi-automatic sniper rifle, offering fast follow-up shots compared to bolt-action snipers like the AWM or M40A3. The key advantages of the SVD include:

• Semi-Automatic Fire: Allows for faster consecutive shots, making it easier to hit multiple targets without waiting for a long reload cycle.
• High Range and Damage: The SVD has exceptional range and is capable of one-shot kills to the chest or head, provided you land your shots.
• Good Handling: Unlike many bolt-action snipers, the SVD handles relatively quickly, enabling you to reposition or take out targets in quick succession.

However, the rifle does come with some downsides:

• Moderate Recoil: While the recoil is manageable with the right attachments, it can still throw off your accuracy if you're not careful.
• Lower Damage Than Bolt-Action Rifles: The SVD isn’t as devastating as some other sniper rifles when it comes to pure damage, so headshots are critical for securing one-hit kills.

Now that we understand the pros and cons of the SVD, let’s dive into the loadout.