hahahah..... has low recoil
also weighs up to 130 lbs
http://www.anzioironworks.com/MAG-FED-20MM-RIFLE.htm
20MM average round = 1500 Grains ? (100grams)
I know, it's marginal...
hahahah..... has low recoil
also weighs up to 130 lbs
The gun that "keeps on Kiiiiiiiiiccccccckkkkkking!!!!!!
;D
Three 44s
Could use a bayonet for the close in charging PD's.
;D I like how they say only $11,000. but would do a nice job on "bull" pd s at the appropriate range of less than 100 yds . lol
Has Hammer seen this yet?
I have a buddy that bought the 13# lightweight .50. He's had it for a while and hasn't even sighted it in yet. He keeps wanting to go to my farm and get me to help him sight it in. Anzio claims it recoils like a 12ga slug gun with their special ammo.Also has a physical injury warning if the brake is removed. guess what no special ammo just some Barrett from the local gun shop. I think I'd rather not participate. Maybe just shoot a little video
BHJ
A good wife and a steady job has ruined many a great hunter.
Needs more barrel!
Three 44s
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Can you get VMAX or hollow point bullets for it ?
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I think an Ackleyized version would be fun...I was just thinking how cool it would be to shoot an elephant from a mile away.
Needs to be belt fed...
and water cooled.......
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There should be a flattop 3-screw Ruger conversion for it.
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4 5/8" or 7 1/2"?? I like the idea - might have to be a 5 shot but it would still be nice and handy!Originally Posted by Hammer
Does it have a 10/22 conversion kit?
No 10/22 conversion but does come with a 1/2 moon steel butt plate.
Hammer How many spare barrels do you have for this gun and do you shoot it in your gun room?
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Sorry to say that some guns need to be shot outside.
On another note...
Has anyone got access to an indoor trap shooting range ?
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Hammer,just as soon as I hit the lottery,I will build a large field house that will enclose a 1/4 mile harness horse track around the perimmeter and an overlay Trap,Skeet,and 5 stand in the infield.Climate controlled of course.With a lounge/club house,and pro shop.Sky blue nylon blister cloth would be draped to catch the shot,which could roll into collection trays,to be reused.Hows that?
Joe first Welcome to our happy home.
You know that MRS Hammer will be looking for you now.
You have given Hammer an excuse to put ANOTHER 100K square foot addition on his reloading building. By this time next summer you will be looking at some of the results of your mentioning this to Hammer. About two years ago he shared with us some pictures of his re loading room. I for one have not stopped drooling yet. Now I will have to wait some more to see his new indoor Shotgun playing area. It may be equipped with 24 shot shell presses,newly designed shot sorting screens,shot tower,18 36 gun safes all fully stocked. All of this inside of a 1/2 mile climate controlled exercise track for his specially trained attack guard Shetland ponies.
One really needs a Spolar Gold reloading machine for each gauge.
Changing gauges takes five minutes. Longer than a Dillon 650 changing from 44 Special 6.0 Unique loads to 44 Special 7.5 Unique loads with preset die plates with dedicated powder measures.
410 2-1/2"
410 3"
28 2-3/4
28 4
20 3
20 2-3/4
16 2-1/2
16 2-9/16
16 2-5/8
16 2-3/4
12 2-1/2
12 2-3/4
12 3
12 3-1/2
10 2-7/8
10 3-1/2
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Still thinking about the 32 gauge.
So far the 16 gauge 2-9/16 is working out best.
All testing should be done on live pheasants, quail, or rabbits.
Yes, there was a 4-inch 28 gauge. At least one. But sort of like 11 gauge Parkers, you got to look for them.
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[quote=Bad Water Bill ]
Joe first Welcome to our happy home.
You know that MRS Hammer will be looking for you now.
You have given Hammer an excuse to put ANOTHER 100K square foot addition on his reloading building. By this time next summer you will be looking at some of the results of your mentioning this to Hammer. About two years ago he shared with us some pictures of his re loading room. I for one have not stopped drooling yet. Now I will have to wait some more to see his new indoor Shotgun playing area. It may be equipped with 24 shot shell presses,newly designed shot sorting screens,shot tower,18 36 gun safes all fully stocked. All of this inside of a 1/2 mile climate controlled exercise track for his specially trained attack guard Shetland ponies.
Thanks Bill.Since Hammer already has the ponys and shotguns,he may just build it.Why not
Try to find the pictures of Hammer's present reloading room and you will understand why MRS HAMMER might come looking for you.
Try picturing 6 Dillon's or 7 cronys plus a completely restored CJ5 Jeep used to check the 1K targets and that is only the beginning of Hammers present reloading room.
PS The word is that he owns the last 100 220 Swift bbls ever made.
Maybe this'll work on 'em?
http://savageshooters.com/SavageForu...c,28059.0.html
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