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DSR-1

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AMP Technical Services DSR-1
Name AMP Technical Services DSR-1
Origin Germany Germany
Designer Ingolf Reuter
Manufacturer DSR-precision GmbH
Appearances MGS4
Weight 5.9 kg (13.01 lb) (unloaded, without scope)
Length 990 mm (38.98 in)
Barrel Length 650 mm (25.59 in)
Cartridge .308 Winchester
Action Bolt-action
Feed System 5 round detachable box magazine


The DSR-1 is a sniper rifle designed, manufactured, and marketed by DSR-precision GmbH, available in a variety of calibers, including .338 Lapua Magnum, .308 Win. (commercial version of the 7.62x51mm NATO), and .300 Win. Mag. It is currently in service with the GSG 9 and several other European special police units.

The DSR-1 uses a bullpup configuration, allowing a long free-floated 26" barrel within an overall length of 39" (comparable to many modern assault rifles). There is an extra magwell in front of the trigger guard, allowing the sniper to carry an extra magazine in easy reach at all times. The metal frame includes a fully-railed top, for mounting optics and a specially designed rail. The bolt-action system, located behind the trigger and pistol grip, feeds from a 5-round box magazine. In the rear, both the stock and cheek piece are fully adjustable without tools, and a monopod can be extended from the stock.

There are several versions manufactured to suit different needs. The standard DSR-1 is usually equipped with a muzzle brake, although a quick-detachable suppressor can be attached (the supersonic crack of the bullet is not silenced). The DSR-1 Subsonic has an integral suppressor, and is designed to fire special subsonic .308 Win. rounds. There is also the much larger DSR-50, which fires the .50 BMG and differs internally in several ways from the smaller DSR's.[1]

[edit] In Game

The DSR-1 is used in MGS4 as a sniper rifle in a similar way to the Mk14 EBR, albeit with greater penetration and power. However, it is a bolt-action rifle which uses its own 7.62x67mm ammunition and cannot be suppressed.

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