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great...seems like a practical rifle for everyday use.
great...seems like a practical rifle for everyday use.
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Made in Florida baby! St. Pete to be exact.
They make far more than 20 MM rifles!
Not something I see for myself but it's nice to see yet another productive and innovative outfit building something great right here on the West coast of the East coast, in Florida, USA!
http://www.anzioironworks.com/contact.htm
Made in Florida baby! St. Pete to be exact.
They make far more than 20 MM rifles!
Not something I see for myself but it's nice to see yet another productive and innovative outfit building something great right here on the West coast of the East coast, in Florida, USA!
http://www.anzioironworks.com/contact.htm
Re: AnzioIronworks.
If I had one I'd cry twice every time I shot it. Once for joy and the other for cost of ammo.
If I had one I'd cry twice every time I shot it. Once for joy and the other for cost of ammo.
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What is the range of that cannon? Is it accurate at all? Can the ammo be handloaded? Seems like too much nostalgia and absolutely no practical usage. But I guess if you have FU money, it might be something worth throwing in the closet.
What is the range of that cannon? Is it accurate at all? Can the ammo be handloaded? Seems like too much nostalgia and absolutely no practical usage. But I guess if you have FU money, it might be something worth throwing in the closet.
Re: AnzioIronworks.
Their is one for sale in Austin, Texas...but it's classified as a Destructive Device and you'll have to pony up a $200.00 extortion fee.
Pic next to a Barrett M99
Their is one for sale in Austin, Texas...but it's classified as a Destructive Device and you'll have to pony up a $200.00 extortion fee.
Pic next to a Barrett M99
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mr blasty</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hows the quality of there lightweight .50? It sounds like a good one but I can't find much about it from people who have tried them. </div></div>
Try Biggerhammer there should be a couple of people on there who have tried them.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mr blasty</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Hows the quality of there lightweight .50? It sounds like a good one but I can't find much about it from people who have tried them. </div></div>
Try Biggerhammer there should be a couple of people on there who have tried them.
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