Anzio 20mm rifle
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The Anzio 20mm Large Bore Anti Material Rifle is the first anti-materiel rifle to start production and be commonly accepted as a modern and practical rifle in over 80 years. This series of anti material rifles comes in three basic calibers, 20mm. Vulcan, 14.5mm. Russian, and recently Anzio 20/50 (technically a wildcat cartridge). Though 20mm. Vulcan is the predominant chambering.
Anzio 20mm. Anti Material Rifle
| Anzio Ironworks 20mm. and 20/50 dimensions | Weight: | 59 to 130+ pounds | Overall Length: | 6' 8" | Barrel Length: | 49" | Maximum Range: | 5000 Yards | Action: | Bolt | Feed System: | 3 round detachable box magazine | scope power: | 32 or 64 X magnification |
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Other notable features include an optional three round detachable box/stick magazine, 49" barrel, and threaded muzzle to accept either a muzzle brake or suppressor.
Performance
At approximately 38,000 foot pounds of kinetic energy, the 20mm. Vulcan round fired out of the Anzio Rifle has over three times the power of the 50 BMG cartridge fired out of a comparable rifle, which is around 12,200 foot pounds of kinetic energy. The 600 Nitro Express, the second most powerful African Big Game Gun cartridge, and one of the most common, has around 8,200 foot pounds of kinetic energy, making the Anzio Rifle in 20mm. Vulcan about 4.8 times as powerful as the 600 Nitro Express.
The Anzio 20/50 has approximately 22,000 foot pounds of kinetic energy with a 800 grain bullet. It Does this by effectively taking the .50 BMG projectile, which already is relatively large and travels extremely fast, and effectively increases the already supersonic bullet to over 1.8 times its normal flight velocity, creating more kinetic energy without the need for a larger and heavier projectile. Though its Kinetic energy is significantly lower than the Vulcan round, it is almost as effective due to its smaller surface area, meaning that it has less material to punch through, making it easier to penetrate, but the lighter bullet makes transferring energy over longer distances and into targets less efficient.