SVT-40

SVT-40

SVT-40

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  • RankStalker
  • ClassSniper Rifles
  • TypePrimary Weapon
  • Weight3.8 kg
  • Durability100%
  • Max. durability100%
  • Movement speed-5%
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Lethality (18)

  • Ammo type7.62
  • Damage59.2 unit(s)
  • Minimum Damage59.2 unit(s)
  • Maximum distance175 m
  • Start of damage drop-off40 m
  • End of damage drop-off80 m
  • Armor-penetration0%
  • Plate penetration0%
  • Rate of fire200 shots/min
  • Magazine capacity0/10
  • Overheat Limit21
  • Automatic FireNo

Accuracy

  • Spread0.1°
  • Hip-fire spread3.6°
  • Movement Spread Multiplierx1.4
  • Jump Spread Multiplierx2
  • Jumping Hip-Fire Spread Multiplierx2
  • Crouch Spread Multiplierx1
  • Prone Spread Multiplierx0.8

Control

  • Vertical recoil1.3°
  • Horizontal recoil[0.3°; 0.3°]
  • First Shot Recoil Multiplierx1
  • Recoil Buildup Start0
  • Crouch Recoil Multiplierx0.88
  • Prone Recoil Multiplierx0.75

Handling (17)

  • SilencerNo
  • Weight3.8 kg
  • Movement speed-5%
  • Aiming Movement Speed-40%
  • Stabilization0%
  • Sway[-0.49°/s; 0.49°/s]
  • Max Sway at Low Stamina[-0.97°/s; 0.97°/s]
  • Prone Sway Multiplierx1
  • Crouch Sway Multiplierx1
  • Focus Stamina Drain Multiplierx1
  • Weapon ergonomics100%
  • Reload3.5 sec

Damage modifier

  • Headshot damage: x1.4
  • Limb damage: x0.9

Attachment properties

  • Hip-fire spread-10%
  • Overheats after 21 consecutive shots

Damage falloff

Damage
59.2
Falloff from
40 m
Falloff to
80 m
End damage
59.2
Range
175 m

A self-loading rifle developed in 1940 using the Tokarev system, designed as a replacement for the Simonov assault rifle and subsequently adopted by the Red Army. Due to various shortcomings, particularly low reliability, it saw limited use after the war. Nonetheless, a substantial number can be found with merchants—this rifle's low price makes it popular among novice stalkers.