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Mossy
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Can't decide
Single shot or Mag fed?
www.anzioironworks.com
Check out the 20mm
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Hmm...posted before?
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Dang it I thought I was going to be the first person to build a 20mm shoulder fired weapon system.
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20 Zardoz Points!
"That's the reason we pay $25 for a recoil lug made by a professional instead of one for $0.50 made by Micheal J Fox using a dremel!"
"Women should be treated the same as a French Rifle, dropped at the first sign of trouble."
"Fair is a meaningless word taught to young children."
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April 01, 2011, 12:22:30 PM »
The Anzio is cool, but if you want semi-auto check out the Lahti L-39.
There is also a Croation 30 mm sniper rifle that I'm sooooo wanting. Can you imagine taking out yotes with 30 mm.
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I'm intrigued....where's the picture?
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Re: Ironworks
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Was still working on the design and never got around to cutting any metal on it.
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"That's the reason we pay $25 for a recoil lug made by a professional instead of one for $0.50 made by Micheal J Fox using a dremel!"
"Women should be treated the same as a French Rifle, dropped at the first sign of trouble."
"Fair is a meaningless word taught to young children."
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