Pretty much, though considerations for suppressed weapons, such support weapons as the RPD and followon RPK, and the use of obsolete/obscelescent or captured equipment have also been a hallmark of first Soviet military planning, and now Russian.
So long as the supplies of SVD/ Dragonov rifles lasts, and more particularly, their optical equipment, then they'd be issued as you describe; following that the older gear and substitutes come out, or captured equipment gets used. Most people don't realize that the Russians equipped entire divisions with captured German equipment during WWII- that was one little item their propaganda machine didn't glorify- as well as the Lend-Lease material sent to them from the US and elsewhere.
There's a line of thought that it's actually easier to manufacture an AKM that to bring one out of the well-pickled preservation packing process the Eastern Europeans use, and that's almost certainly true of the cheaper versions of the Sten gun, whose 7 issued magazines cost more to manufacture than the guns themselves, as little as $9.00 each in some late war versions.