DVL-10狙擊步槍射擊測評

Hey, comrade, it's time for precision weaponry. Meet the Lobaev sabotage rifle, also known as the DVL-10 in .308 caliber. This is sniper weaponry used not only by civilians but also by military personnel in combat zones. Unlike military rifles, such as the SVDS or the civilian Tiger, Lobaev does not perform in the circus. You can't just pick up this rifle and fire it like an automatic weapon. Special training and preparation are required to unlock her full potential here. 1023 meters, fire at will. Observing. Hit. Bounce to the right. 1023. Bro, important message. Definitely subscribe to my Telegram channel. There, I post the most up-to-date information, both about the DVL-10 rifle I'm currently working on, as well as other weapons, and in general, memes and news. So I'll be happy to see you there. Join us. If YouTube is completely blocked, we'll all move to Telegram. The link is in the description. Can you handle such a rifle with your hands? Well, actually, yes—who's going to stop you? However, since the rifle is heavy, you're unlikely to achieve good results when firing it with your hands. Yes, you can even hit the target at 100 meters. It's comfortable to rest against the shoulder, and everything else is fine too. On the other hand, professional shooters from high-precision units hardly ever work with their hands. Such an exercise might appear only at competitions. But in real life, it's more of a whim. Yes, you can practice, you can take a shot. But why bother, when you can practice shooting at one kilometer, one and a half kilometers, depending on your equipment, your instrument, and its caliber? If you're shooting from your hands, you're doing well if you can hit the target reliably at 100 meters. If you want to understand what I'm talking about, take any rifle—whether a real firearm or a paintball rifle with optics. Aim at 100 meters and see how your sight wanders. We're not talking about any density or precision here. The main thing is to make it there at all. That would already be a real achievement. As for shooting from unstable positions, proper equipment is also needed here. It would be nice to put at least some kind of knee pad on it so I can aim properly from it. Because if you shoot from a stable position using your arms, your results will naturally be better than if you shoot completely unsupported. But it will still be bad enough and not at all what you're expecting. However, everything here is individual. If you want to train instability, train it. This skill won't be superfluous either. Any skill is useful if you know how you'll apply it afterward. From the standpoint of training, it's better to train than not to train. Even if it's some strange case. You're sitting there so calmly, loaded a round, took aim. Where's my target? Need to reduce the magnification a bit—I can't see anything. Here it is, my dear. The rifle wobbles, of course, terribly, but that doesn't matter. Is there a puncture? I don't know if there's even a single hit there, given how much the weapon is shaking. Therefore, at first you need to find a stable position, no matter how you're shooting. Standing, sitting, lying down, upside down, backwards. If your position is unstable, you won't succeed. This isn't a machine gun that you can just grab like this and start working with. Yes, of course you can do it. No, seriously, you can at least aim somewhere along the barrel. That's how he grabbed it and fired. Oh, even hit near the target. But this is rather literally spending in cartridges. You're translating a costly ammunition into a toy. This weapon isn't for playing around. It's for working over long distances. Because each element here seems to speak. I've done it as accurately as possible; from here on, it's all up to you. So it all depends on you, got it, right? Shoot well, far, and accurately. Study hard, and everything will work out for you. Distance 700 meters. Wind 4 meters per second from 10. Fire at will. Hit. Not by chance, it was lucky. The history of the development of the DVL-10 should begin with the fact that Labaev Arms is the first private firearms company in Russia. which was founded as far back as 2003. Then still known as "Tsar Cannon." In 2010, the company suspended operations in Russia. because Minpromtorg refused to extend the license. And in September of the same year, the ensemble moved to fulfill the contract. Upon the launch of the factory in the United Arab Emirates. A rifle called the TCR-30 is being developed there. which is the prototype of the DVL-10. Later, when Karakal absorbed TAC, The model was renamed with minimal changes. Received the designation CC-308. Although this weapon was created by Labaev, but under a different brand. Therefore, when Labaev returns to Russia in 2013, A new company, Labai Farms, appears. which, quite frankly, we all know very well right now. And just so happens, Labai Farms is developing the DVL-10 rifle. refining and modernizing its own design which was created in the Emirates. The DV-10 itself is interesting in that it is produced in three versions. This is the DVL-10M1, the "Saboteur" version with a sound diffuser. DV-10M2 "Urbana" — the version with a long barrel. And the DVL-10M3 "Volkodav"—that's actually the rifle I own. Its distinguishing feature is a short barrel. And this suits me perfectly; I'm not compensating for anything. The DVL-10 can also be found in the computer game Escape from Tarkov. There, with this gun, you can not only shoot down mercenaries or wild ones quite effectively, But it's worth tuning it well. The developers of *Escape from Tarkov* have excellently reflected the modularity of the DVL. That's why playing with her is such a pleasure. I've put in well over ten hours with this weapon myself, and I was extremely satisfied. The rifle itself is painted in the standard green color. which can be encountered primarily in the game. That's why, playing in Tarков, you won't confuse the DVL with anything else. Interestingly, the rifle in Arkham is already a modded weapon, not the first patch. Here you need to explain your choice. Why Lobaev's rifle specifically? Well, look, let's start counting on our fingers. Orphus currently does not work with civilians at all. It is impossible to buy or resell a rifle that has already been purchased. The company has a huge government order. The Berserk weapon is ridiculously expensive; I don't have that kind of money on me to even try their gear. There's also Arkuda, but I don't know much about them, so I can't draw any conclusions. The Lobaev rifles have performed excellently, and I've wanted to try one for a long time. I'm sure you've heard that there are problems with Lobaev's rifles. But in reality, they don't exist. Yes, I suppose I would have said exactly that if I were a corrupt blogger. My opinion isn't for sale, so I'll say it straight. The Lobaev Arms rifles indeed had problems. What matters far more here is how the company responds to them. Albaev Arms made every effort to assist their clients. And in case of complaints, they made every effort to resolve these issues as quickly as possible. To you, my respect. But the cries of people who do not possess these rifles and have never fired them— that's a completely different story. The fact is that most people are raised by television propaganda. Those who say that weapons should be simple and reliable, like the AK-47. The thing is, the Kalashnikov is a weapon intended for so-called average soldiers, for ordinary infantrymen. High-level specialists, however, use delicate tools that require both additional skill and the ability to adjust them. Companies that manufacture high-precision rifles, such as Blaser, Accuracy International, Orsis, and Lobaev, produce tools that require a certain level of expertise. Without which the soldier simply won't be able to properly handle this weapon. Moreover, such weapons require proper maintenance and, most importantly, selection of ammunition. Each company has experimentally selected the ammunition that flies best from these rifles. Because they know this ammunition flies accurately and reliably, whereas the other one—well, who knows? And by the way, that doesn't mean you can't shoot all sorts of junk. You can, but don't get upset about the result later. For example, Barnaul for 50 rubles. And a little SP-thing too. It is considered that Lobaev's rifles should not fire with such a cartridge, nor should they be loaded with it. Why? I don't know. That's a superstition like that. The magazine is in the frame, we load a round, and we have no problems at all. Closed, all is well. Can we fire? Yes, of course we can. Who's going to stop us? We choose some goal for ourselves. I chose just grass. A shot has been fired. The sleeve is removed without any problems. Let's do the second one. What if our second one doesn't come through? No, it's served perfectly. The sleeve is, once again, extracted properly. The rifle functions properly and shoots any kind of debris. That's another matter—you won't get any result from this garbage either. But that is a discussion for other matters. And this is related to the fact that a sniper rifle is not just an AK in a vacuum. This is a high-precision system, where the accuracy of each component will determine the overall accuracy of the hit. And if even one component starts to degrade, the accuracy will decrease. Poor aim – less accuracy. A poor marksman – even less accurate. Look here, if we take a high-precision rifle, perfectly tuned, using the finest ammunition available, But the shooter doesn't know how to handle it; he won't be able to show any results at all. The same applies to defective ammunition. If you use a cheap cartridge, don't expect accuracy from the rifle. Also keep in mind that each manufacturer supplies their own cartridge with the rifle. He does this for a reason. Even if we go back to the SVD as a standard infantry rifle, There is also a high-precision cartridge available for her, which is supplied to the military. Yes, of course, you can shoot a regular LPS. However, the density and accuracy of this ammunition will be lower than those of specialized sniper ammunition. But is this rifle better than similar weapons from other manufacturers? Dude, that's just the wrong approach altogether. Bespok, Orsis, Labaev — all of these are excellent weapons, which works perfectly without any problems. And if you expected me to start throwing ---- at other manufacturers, you're mistaken. The reason is simple. I'm not interested in praising any particular manufacturer. In my opinion, the key to market development is competition. It is precisely this that stimulates producers to improve the quality of their products, services, and additional offerings. And unfortunately, at the current moment, lacking the ability to compete in price or quality with the previous market, The participants deliberately conspire to eliminate one of the players. with the aim of expanding their own market shares. As they say, no personal feelings involved—profits simply have to grow. Engaged bloggers are used. those who consciously manipulate information to present everything in the light they desire Don't bother looking for the truth in words like those of mercenary scoundrels. She simply isn't there. And what about marriage? Marriage is, unfortunately, a reality in absolutely every aspect of our lives. Tools and clothing may come with defects. And of course, defects occur even in high-precision weapons. But this is an incredibly rare occurrence. More often than not, all the problems associated with such rifles related to the fact that the user is simply illiterate Does not know how to use such weapons and breaks it, without even realizing it. Why does this happen? Because the weapon has strict tolerances. Why are his requirements strict? Yes, because this is a precision weapon. The more accurate the tool, the more carefully it should be handled. You can't make a military-grade crowbar. and want him to shoot at 2.5 kilometers and hit squirrels in the eyes. Remember that all our troubles stem from ignorance. Therefore, if you have become the owner of such weaponry, It's fine, study its technical aspects. Learn to use it, and then everything will be a piece of cake for you. And you should also mention that if you buy such weapons, Training is required. Otherwise, you'll just jam the rifle. And all of this will be in vain. It is impossible to fully realize the potential of precision-guided weapons. If you don't know how to handle him. And here it is important to note that, for example, Labaev Arms has courses, which literally train shooters. Civilian and military personnel alike. Moreover, these courses can be taken not only with Labaev rifles. No discrimination. You can still train even if you have a rifle from a different manufacturer. And this very clearly demonstrates the manufacturer's attitude toward shooters. It turns out that Labaev Arms wants to promote marksmanship literacy among the masses. not just selling their weapons. Rifle controls. And let's start with the trigger. It's all simple here. Pull the trigger and shoot. Meanwhile, the Labaev rifles have numerous settings on the SM. So you can adjust the seat to your preference, so it's comfortable for you. To make the trigger function, you need to cock the bolt. Here is the handle; beyond this point, everything is simple, as it's a bolt-action rifle. Lift the lever, pull the bolt to the rear position, then release it. Close it, and then you can fire. Of course, if there are cartridges, otherwise the shot will be blank. Next comes the fuse, somewhat resembling the similar one on the AR-15. It is also duplicated on both sides. There is one on the left as well as on the right. It works as follows. We turn the selector and cannot fire. By the way, look at this funny moment. If we cock the bolt with the safety engaged, a shot cannot be fired. And if we remove it, once again, we won't be able to take the shot. But if we cock the rifle, engage the safety, We can't fire a shot; we're recording, and only then can we fire a shot. The system is maximally secure, so that even if it falls into the hands of a monkey, The monkey wouldn't have been able to break anything or accidentally fire a shot. The next component is the handle. It has numerous adjustments. First of all, we have a couple of Picatinny rails on the bottom. Here. So that the rear coulter can be installed. Next – adjusting the cheek piece. We can unscrew it and adjust it to our convenience. Tightening. This wheel adjusts the stock length. We unscrewed it and can now adjust the length. Push it back in. We tighten it as it is convenient for us. The buttstock of the stock is also adjustable in height up and down. I don't quite like the way the regulation is organized. You need to unscrew the hex key, after which you can move the back cover. I would make a more responsive✯ adjustment on similar knobs. because a hex wrench isn't always handy. And in a combat situation, you'll hardly ever use it. However, this is easily fixed, and later on I will indeed replace the hex key with a paw. so that this can be done more promptly. I don't know how relevant this is in the military field. I'm speaking purely for myself, regarding whether I like or dislike something or not. The rifle's stock is folding, and to fold it, You need to click this button, which doesn't look like a button at all. We press it, and accordingly, we can fold the stock. Here it hits the cocking handle, so we lift it up. And we can assemble the attachment completely. Moreover, there's an additional feature—here in the example, there's something like this. And it allows securing the stock in the folded position. We lower, adjust, and close. And thus we have a fully folded and closed stock that will not unfold by itself. To disassemble the stock, you must do everything in the reverse order. First, remove the latch, then raise the cocking handle, and simply click the stock and grip downward. Excellent, the rifle is ready to fire again. Our rifle has a magazine, and here is the magazine catch. Press the latch and remove the magazine. The store is convenient, simple, and easy to understand, just like any other weapon store. So it raises no questions. It is inserted in the same way as it is removed. A straight pull like on the AR-15. We have a Picatinny rail on the upper receiver. at which we have directly aimed. There are also Picatinny rails on the barrel. On top and bottom, you can also place them on the sides if necessary. The barrel can also be replaced with another one if necessary. Of course, there is a thread on the rifle barrel. I currently have the DTK installed. However, if necessary, it can either be replaced or substituted with a silencer. Here, it's up to each person what they prefer to shoot with. And these are essentially all the control organs. In this regard, the rifle is quite simple. There is nothing complicated about it. At the very least, if one delves into it. My rifle is, in its own way, perfect straight from the factory. Deep tuning is not required here. However, to function properly, you'll still have to set up some of your own things. For example, the sight. Without it, you simply won't be able to shoot. Because no mechanical sighting devices are provided here at all. And that is logical. Because you don't fire such weapons at close range. At the very least, without any special need. I chose the Vortex Strike Eagle. This is, one could say, the most affordable yet high-quality scope for this rifle. Of course, you could buy some Vector Optics or other Chinese-made gear. But in that case, you immediately get crappy optics, and then you'll suffer with them. Therefore, it's better to spend a bit more on something good right away and not worry about it. The same goes for the monoblock that holds my scope. In my opinion, the all-in-one unit is much better than rings, so it was chosen right away. This scope has a variable magnification from 5x to 25x. An additional lever has been installed to make changing the magnification easier. Don't twist this ring; just pull on the tab, and the ratio will change accordingly. In a situation where you need to quickly change from 5 to 25, it's much more convenient to pull the tab. Because pulling by the ring is more secure. Next, the cradles. And this, in fact, is a very important component of your rifle. If you take any cheap Chinese wobbling bipods, You will never get a good result from a rifle. I chose myself legs from VFA. It's a Russian manufacturer, which is doubly pleasant. No Chinese influence at all—purely domestic craftsmanship. I have a wide-base stand, and I've always wanted to try something like this. I can't say how convenient it is yet, as my skills are not sufficient. One thing I can say for sure is that the jigs are awesome. Here are my ski boots with bindings, and I also have skis. I put the skis away for now because they slip on the ground. And these rubberized little rings—just perfect, in my opinion. There is.nextInt a convenient rocking mechanism on the runners. Open it, and accordingly, you can adjust the angle. When adjusted, close the pump, and the steering knuckles will be locked again. Moreover, they have absolutely no play whatsoever; you can pull them in any way you like. And they are standing on the rifle as they should. The cheek rest itself is quick-release. Just click it off and remove it. Which, again, speeds up their installation and removal when necessary. The adjustment itself is also extremely convenient. Here there is a lever; press it and, accordingly, unfold it. A comb for adjusting to the exact height you want. If you want to fold it, you just grip the handle, and the folding arm automatically folds all the way. Let go of the paw. Regarding the angle of inclination, shooting is possible not only from a vertical position, but even, say, something like this. You position them in this manner, and consequently, the rifle's profile becomes significantly lower. And you'll have more options for shooting from awkward positions. Thus, they can be stacked either forward or backward. Depending on what's more convenient for you. As you wish, basically, just arrange it that way. In my opinion, these are probably the best forks I've ever had in my life. Because with the AR-15 I usually used a Sazons bipod and didn't worry much. Not the kind of accuracy one wants in a weapon, and anyway, the main thing is having some kind of aim at all. Here, the stock is the most important component of the rifle, at least one of the key ones. And they must be good. And honestly, that's the entire modification I've made to the rifle. I also have a jar from BRT, but that's another story. Frankly, I don't see any need whatsoever to change anything else. At first, I thought I'd just replace this handle. But after working with it, I realized it's incredibly convenient, and I'm definitely keeping it. The same goes for the example. Of course, you could replace it with something else, but there would be no point in doing so. This app meets all my needs. Otherwise, you can change the barrel, but there's no need to do so either. I like this one; it has everything I need. Later, if I have any thoughts, I'll probably switch to the "Saboteur" version. which has an integrated suppressor. But this is not a matter of immediate concern at all, so there's no point in discussing it for now. Disassembly of the rifle is extremely simple. Look, there's a button here. To disassemble the rifle, open the bolt and press the button. The bolt was removed, it's ready, you've disassembled the rifle. And this is no joke. For cleaning the weapon, at least such daily cleaning That's all there is to it. You have full access to the trunk; you can clean it. And, accordingly, you can also clean the toilet. You can go ahead and disassemble it further. You can completely disassemble the entire rifle, separating the upper part from the lower part. They are secured here with just two hex screws. This is necessary for thorough weapon maintenance. If you sink it again, it'll get rained on by you. That might require completely taking everything apart. There's no magic involved here, and it's extremely easy to understand. For example, I was already doing it on the very first day of training in precision shooting. The rifle had to be completely disassembled and reassembled in order to study all of its mechanisms. But that's a topic for a separate video, so let's get back to the assembly and disassembly. If you really need to get in deeply somewhere properly, you can disassemble the bolt itself. For such tasks, a small key like this is included in the kit. First of all, it is needed to remove the fore-end, in order to unscrew it properly. And secondly, there are two such notches here. Moreover, these are grooves for different bolts, different calibers. And you simply insert the bolt in this manner and turn it. After that, the bolt is disassembled. And then you can take out everything else. Here, everything can be cleaned and serviced if such necessity arises. When you finish this task, accordingly, you reinstall all the components. And once again, you'll need a key to put everything back together. We place this groove opposite this groove. Then we insert all this into the key. And we rely on something reliable. In my case, it will be my bulletproof vest. Press firmly. Press as required. And now we turn. After that, the bolt will be fixed in the required position. Just shove the bolt into the rifle. No need to press any button. A click is heard, the bolt is locked. And accordingly, we can continue working in standard mode. Disassembling bolt-action rifles is an extremely simple task. The thing is, their device is generally simpler than that of an automatic machine. There is no system here that automatically recharges itself. You're doing everything by hand, so you pulled out the bolt, then disassembled it. Done, everything is done. Regarding the availability of such a key. Someone thinks he shouldn't exist. And I'll tell you this. Even the AK automatic rifle has a compartment where the tools for its assembly and disassembly are stored. And accordingly, high-precision weapons will also have such a tool. No weapon can be completely disassembled without an additional tool. That's simply impossible. Therefore, even the simplest AK-47 still requires storage in a case. To make the disassembly bigger than what you trained in PE class. One could say that's it. But this is only the beginning. Soon I will release a whole series of videos about high-precision shooting. about my own education and about how, in fact, I personally came to this About reloading ammunition, about sniping in general, and about other high-precision rifles. 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