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The PSO-1 (Pritsel Snaipersky Optichesky, "Optical Sniper Sight") was designed by Novosibirsk instrument-making factory around 1964. It is a optical scope with a x4 magnification specifically designed for the SVD Dragunov. However, the common found in-game PSO-1 scopes only have a x2 magnification despite their description. The PSO-1 can be mounted on any Soviet or Russian made weapon such as the AK-74 and the AN-94 (although in SOC some weapons might not be able mount it) and features the same magnification as the SUSAT Scope. Although unlike the SUSAT the PSO-1's view includes a more visible drop compensator system which, with some practice, makes shooting at distant targets an easier task as one can easily adjust his aim when aiming at long range targets.

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The PSO-1 (Pritsel Snaipersky Optichesky, "Optical Sniper Sight") was designed by Novosibirsk instrument-making factory around 1964. It is a optical scope with a x4 magnification specifically designed for the SVD Dragunov. However, the common found in-game PSO-1 scopes only have a x2 magnification despite their description. The PSO-1 can be mounted on any Soviet or Russian made weapon such as the AK-74 and the AN-94 (although in SOC some weapons might not be able mount it) and features the same magnification as the SUSAT Scope. Although unlike the SUSAT the PSO-1's view includes a more visible drop compensator system which, with some practice, makes shooting at distant targets an easier task as one can easily adjust his aim when aiming at long range targets.

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