@@botodin6979 there's a lot of cool guns that need to be made properly, SKS, KS-23, SVT, FG-42, G43 (Shoei made blowback versions of the last 2 but those are both unobtanium and not practical for actual play), another Groza would be nice too. The market for these guns is niche and companies make a lot more money buy just making another generic AR or some shit.
@@pebbles9973 thats exactly the issue market is niche and being such unique guns development and production would make their prices too high for your average airsofter even if they had interest
Yes, unfortunately it is what it is. I was waiting that LCT will do something, but it’s been a years since the release of the SVD, and we are in the same place.
Awesome video. I've got the CYMA SVD and it's a quarter of the price of the LCT. Sure, it's not full steel but there is enough steel on it, and it does take real hanguards as well. Once I added a PDI 6.01mm barrel and Combat Union hop-unit, with Maple Leaf light-blue super macaron bucking, it shot really well despite the slow trigger. As for the gear box, it has exactly the same issues as the LCT. So, if I'm knowingly buying problems, I'd rather buy problems that don't break the bank but that still allow me to do exactly the same thing.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng you can get replacement inner barrels for the Cyma decently easily, all together I'd say a cyma 057A with all new furniture, internals (new barrel,hop rubber and spring) and an Airsoft PSO probably runs you about 7-800 American rubles, so IMO I'd rather get the Cyma
Man, I really want an SVD, and it's sad to hear that the LCT one is a bit lacking. You'd think that they would make internal compontents available after a few months of release, but nope. It seems the best one is the RS SVD, but they're absurdly rare. CYMA's seem decent, but still require upgrades. I usually love LCT's externals, as my AKs are nice and rough, but the fact that their SVD internals can't be repaired is disappointing. I have a sliver of hope that, if their SVDs last as long as their AKs, I won't have to bust out the gearbox for a while, but still. I might reconsider if I learn more about HPA, as that seems to be a possible solution once the internals wear out.
If I wouldn’t spend that much money already on it, I would definitely go for a real sword now, unfortunately by the time I got LCT, real Sword did not restarted their production yet. I also contacted Combat Union Workshop in Russia to see if they are planning to product LCT compatible hop up unit, that said that that don’t know yet as there are not that big of a market for them yet in Russia.
@@gungulon2347 yep they did, you can actually order from them directly my the email, I just got myself a spare gearbox one month ago. New management is extremely friendly and customer oriented
How is the range and accuracy? I dont airsoft much, so I am not as concerned with part replacement as someone who would take this out every other weekend. However, when I do go airsofting, I expect decent performance out of my guns. So, is this genuinely a good DMR? Or is is basically a longer, heavier semiautomatic AK (if we're oversimplifying) on the field? If so, then perhaps it is not worth getting since it seems very much impossible to fully upgrade.
The Telnyashka is a traditional piece of Russian Navy clothing. The man primarily responsible for the development of the VDV, Vasily Margelov, became used to wearing a Telnyashka while commanding a unit of sailors-turned-ski troops. Later, that piece of clothing with light blue stripes became a standard, and recognizable, piece of VDV clothing.
I like the original sovet svd but i believe what i hread i thinks they were some replica or varieties Like romanian PSL is the version of svd Other like Chinese NDM-86 And izhmash tiger. The ndm 85 used 7.62x51mm And izhmash like svd both used 7.62.54mm there the difference? Btw the Svd also used by Chechen army/insurgents during the first and second Chechen War good job you make the video continues the great work comrade :)
The Romanian pSL may fire the same cartridge, but it is NOT an SVD clone, it’s like a lengthened AK in 7.62x54r. It’s not bad, but it’s easier to get repeatable accurate fire from an SVD
NDM-86 is based on the early SVD, I personally did not found any difference between LCT SVD and 60es production Soviet SVD, except the sling loop, which was of the 90es production SVDs
Comrade, where is your white undercollar, collar pins, rank and the green star for the cap? Your Belt with polished buckle is also missing (Still great video)
@@warcriminal5139 dude, Americans say: if you know, you know. In this video I was cosplaying the look of the officers from my military academy and 90% of them looked like this. No ranks( some had them, but not all), no belts, no cockades, clean, like new uniform and slow speech and specific humor. Soviet Officer in Military University is not your sergeant Hartman, with sharp look and noisy shout. Soviet officers are like grandpa in his village house, who happened to give you a lecture.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng im not American, so in that case I didn't know. Very interesting to hear though. I am a Reenactor and I just love the look of a very accurate uniform with all the insignia, I didn't mean any offense
@@warcriminal5139 I am not offended in any way 😀. Just saying that patches, badges etc are not always the case. This is the thing people need to understand about Slavs mentality, we have a lot of rules but we not always follow them ourselves. Russian writer Saltykov-Shchedrin ones told: “The severity of Russian laws is mitigated by the optionality of their implementation”.
Cyma itself uses Real Sword GB design. Answering Your question, not really. It is 80% similar to Cyma and Real sword, but those 20% difference won’t let you use Cyma/Real Sword internal parts.
1000 dollars and its not perfect from the box I wouldnt have such patience, another 1k and you can start looking for the real deal from a sweaty Albanian man selling his "Grandpa" rifle *wink wink*
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In my opinion, LCT should have made an SKS. It would be unique to airsoft and would be more than just an improved CYMA.
Making the SKS anything but a GBBR would be a disservice.
@@pebbles9973 True, but I'd take any SKS at this point
@@botodin6979 there's a lot of cool guns that need to be made properly, SKS, KS-23, SVT, FG-42, G43 (Shoei made blowback versions of the last 2 but those are both unobtanium and not practical for actual play), another Groza would be nice too.
The market for these guns is niche and companies make a lot more money buy just making another generic AR or some shit.
@@pebbles9973 thats exactly the issue market is niche and being such unique guns development and production would make their prices too high for your average airsofter even if they had interest
Waiting for a FN FAL to come out a good one that’s not gas blowback or ares Lmfao
Such a shame. This thing is beautiful but it sounds like you’re screwed if you have any internal breakdowns unless you go the HPA route.
Yes, unfortunately it is what it is. I was waiting that LCT will do something, but it’s been a years since the release of the SVD, and we are in the same place.
Great video, a similar video of some of the replicas that you already own (like LCT AKMS, E&L AKS74U, LCT RPK) would be very nice.
We have a video on RPK and AKS74U, but no is watching it.
Awesome video. I've got the CYMA SVD and it's a quarter of the price of the LCT. Sure, it's not full steel but there is enough steel on it, and it does take real hanguards as well. Once I added a PDI 6.01mm barrel and Combat Union hop-unit, with Maple Leaf light-blue super macaron bucking, it shot really well despite the slow trigger. As for the gear box, it has exactly the same issues as the LCT. So, if I'm knowingly buying problems, I'd rather buy problems that don't break the bank but that still allow me to do exactly the same thing.
Nice honest review
awesome work, nice
So basically, buy a Cyma, put real furniture on it, upgrade internals and still save several hundred bucks
Unfortunately Yes.
However, with Cyma I don’t trust to that long allow barrel.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng you can get replacement inner barrels for the Cyma decently easily, all together I'd say a cyma 057A with all new furniture, internals (new barrel,hop rubber and spring) and an Airsoft PSO probably runs you about 7-800 American rubles, so IMO I'd rather get the Cyma
Also I love the piano in the background
@@winterautumnfishing5215 I was talking about outer barrel
Wow just stunning I can't wait to see this video!! :D
Thank you so much!
Good video 👍, SVD is my weapon of choice
Man, I really want an SVD, and it's sad to hear that the LCT one is a bit lacking. You'd think that they would make internal compontents available after a few months of release, but nope.
It seems the best one is the RS SVD, but they're absurdly rare. CYMA's seem decent, but still require upgrades. I usually love LCT's externals, as my AKs are nice and rough, but the fact that their SVD internals can't be repaired is disappointing. I have a sliver of hope that, if their SVDs last as long as their AKs, I won't have to bust out the gearbox for a while, but still.
I might reconsider if I learn more about HPA, as that seems to be a possible solution once the internals wear out.
If I wouldn’t spend that much money already on it, I would definitely go for a real sword now, unfortunately by the time I got LCT, real Sword did not restarted their production yet.
I also contacted Combat Union Workshop in Russia to see if they are planning to product LCT compatible hop up unit, that said that that don’t know yet as there are not that big of a market for them yet in Russia.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng Oh, did RS restart production? I'll have to check it out then
@@gungulon2347 yep they did, you can actually order from them directly my the email, I just got myself a spare gearbox one month ago.
New management is extremely friendly and customer oriented
Real sword svd cylinder should fit, it has larger diameter than cyma. I have worked on both.
Also begadi has CNC gearsets for these.
How is the range and accuracy? I dont airsoft much, so I am not as concerned with part replacement as someone who would take this out every other weekend. However, when I do go airsofting, I expect decent performance out of my guns. So, is this genuinely a good DMR? Or is is basically a longer, heavier semiautomatic AK (if we're oversimplifying) on the field? If so, then perhaps it is not worth getting since it seems very much impossible to fully upgrade.
Is there a history behind the blue and white undershirts? I have always wondered as they seem to stand out quite a bit. I enjoyed the review
There is, but it is long, one day I will make a video about it.
The Telnyashka is a traditional piece of Russian Navy clothing. The man primarily responsible for the development of the VDV, Vasily Margelov, became used to wearing a Telnyashka while commanding a unit of sailors-turned-ski troops. Later, that piece of clothing with light blue stripes became a standard, and recognizable, piece of VDV clothing.
Thanks for the excellent video!
The price is pretty meh, ~1500€ stock where I live for basically seemingly a very cool wall hanger.
i had a all black cyma one that was ok until i had no space for it and traded it for British mk6 helmet
I wish I could hpa this but because of that microswitch trigger and the lack of a trigger board, it's not possible since you need the contacts.
You can try to use real sword or Cyma contacts
I like the original sovet svd but i believe what i hread i thinks they were some replica or varieties
Like romanian PSL is the version of svd
Other like Chinese NDM-86
And izhmash tiger.
The ndm 85 used 7.62x51mm
And izhmash like svd both used 7.62.54mm there the difference?
Btw the Svd also used by Chechen army/insurgents during the first and second Chechen War
good job you make the video continues the great work comrade :)
The Romanian pSL may fire the same cartridge, but it is NOT an SVD clone, it’s like a lengthened AK in 7.62x54r. It’s not bad, but it’s easier to get repeatable accurate fire from an SVD
@pops55650 Thanks. i tried my best to research about the svd thank comrade 🙏
Cyma and LCT SVD's are based on the NDM-86.
NDM-86 is based on the early SVD, I personally did not found any difference between LCT SVD and 60es production Soviet SVD, except the sling loop, which was of the 90es production SVDs
more S.T.A.L.K.E.R plss
It’s Carlos Hathcock I think
:)
Can you do modern VDV or OMON in Checnya, OMON has very interesting camouflages that remind me of Serbian police or "PJP" in 1999.
SOBR/OMON of the Second Chechen war is coming.
Comrade, where is your white undercollar, collar pins, rank and the green star for the cap? Your Belt with polished buckle is also missing
(Still great video)
You don’t ask officer about all this things, as they all are irrelevant.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng I can not identify officer if he doesn't have rank insignia
@@warcriminal5139 dude, Americans say: if you know, you know. In this video I was cosplaying the look of the officers from my military academy and 90% of them looked like this.
No ranks( some had them, but not all), no belts, no cockades, clean, like new uniform and slow speech and specific humor.
Soviet Officer in Military University is not your sergeant Hartman, with sharp look and noisy shout.
Soviet officers are like grandpa in his village house, who happened to give you a lecture.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng im not American, so in that case I didn't know. Very interesting to hear though. I am a Reenactor and I just love the look of a very accurate uniform with all the insignia, I didn't mean any offense
@@warcriminal5139 I am not offended in any way 😀. Just saying that patches, badges etc are not always the case.
This is the thing people need to understand about Slavs mentality, we have a lot of rules but we not always follow them ourselves.
Russian writer Saltykov-Shchedrin ones
told: “The severity of Russian laws is mitigated by the optionality of their implementation”.
I wish GBB version of this
Does this use the CYMA GB design?
Cyma itself uses Real Sword GB design.
Answering Your question, not really. It is 80% similar to Cyma and Real sword, but those 20% difference won’t let you use Cyma/Real Sword internal parts.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng Ok, so they are both working off of the original real sword gearbox but making changes in different areas essentially.
@@McClane4Ever. yes
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng
Thank you!
My Brother can you please do a second Chechen war load out 👍🏻🇦🇺
Unfortunately, I don’t have uniforms and equipment for the Second war
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng all good Brother ;) love your channel anyway 👍🏻🇦🇺
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1000 Amercan rubels 😂
This is Russian saying from 90es.
1000 dollars and its not perfect from the box
I wouldnt have such patience, another 1k and you can start looking for the real deal from a sweaty Albanian man selling his "Grandpa" rifle *wink wink*
Vintovka ...(incorrect word: Vintubka)