You can also put it on the beach and brag about it, but don`t forget to take a step back very seriously when shooting, as it won`t make you laugh. Plus, shooting with a standard 20mm Vulcan cartridge, which costs around $27 each, can be a bit expensive. The Anzio 20mm Rifle[1] is an American anti-material rifle developed and marketed by Anzio Iron Works. It is the first American anti-material rifle to be developed and mass-produced for public sale in more than 80 years with a bore diameter of more than 0.50. [2] Rifles are available in three calibers, with the predominant chamber of the rifle being the 20mm Vulcan caliber. [3] The Anzio 20/50 has about 22,000 ft⋅lbf (30,000 J) of kinetic energy with an 800-grain projectile (52 g). It does this by taking the .50 BMG projectile, which is already relatively large and moves extremely fast, and which already increases the supersonic projectile to 1.3 times its normal speed, generating more kinetic energy without the need for a larger, heavier projectile. Although its kinetic energy is significantly lower than that of the 20mm shell, it is almost as efficient due to its smaller area, meaning it has less material to penetrate, which facilitates penetration, but the lighter projectile makes energy transfer over greater distances and in targets less efficient. At approximately 48,000 ft⋅lbf (65,000 J) of kinetic energy, the 20 mm cartridge fired from the Anzio rifle has nearly four times more energy than the .50 BMG cartridge fired from a comparable rifle, which is equivalent to approximately 12,200 ft⋅lbf (16,500 J) of kinetic energy. The .600 Nitro Express, africa`s second most powerful big game rifle cartridge, has about 8,200 ft⋅lbf (11,100 J) of kinetic energy.

This makes a 20mm Anzio rifle 5.85 times more powerful than a .600 Nitro Express rifle. Yes, here in America, civilians can also own a personal military howitzer, and that`s perfectly legal under U.S. federal law. However, the reason you won`t see it is the amount of paperwork, the waiting time for the transfer, which can take a year or more, and then there`s the problem of an actual sale for something like this, which is not common. Oh, and you`re going to need a lot of money too; You can probably buy a new Ferrari for less than this bad boy. What? A fully automatic machine gun that it is legal to own?! You`re crazy? Yes, we here at Detroit Ammo are completely crazy about guns, but when it comes to this particular gun, yes, it`s legal to own civilians, as long as you`ve gone through the required documents and the gun is a pre-1986 production. (INSERT LINK: Facts about U.S. laws you should know) The iconic Barret M107 and its predecessor, the M82s, are probably the most accessible high-performance weapon you can pick up. In most U.S. states, it would be available at most reputable gun stores and you don`t have to overcome complicated legal hurdles to own it. It has something to do with having the largest, worst and most powerful weapon on the firing range. Maybe it`s the right to brag or the feeling of being special.

Many Americans think that the biggest weapon you can buy legally is the Barret .50 Cal. While it`s certainly a powerful weapon, it`s far from the most powerful weapon you can buy today. If you have the commitment and the money, you can get incredibly powerful firearms. Here in this article, we are going to list 6 of the most powerful weapon rifles that you can buy right now. Provided you have the money and patience to go through the complicated paperwork, you can legally own a gun so powerful that you can use it to shoot down a small plane. We`re not kidding here, the 20mm Anzio rifle contains an initial energy of 22,000 ft⋅lbf (almost 5.85 times more powerful than a rifle in .600 Nitro Express cartridges) and fires the same bullets used by most American fighter jets. United States: The Federal Bureau of Investigation purchased two 20mm rifles from Anzio in 2009. [4] [5] Of course, there were a lot of weapons that we didn`t include in our list, but it was intentional, we didn`t want to make a list of legal notices but rare and impossible to obtain. These include many anti-material rifles that are manufactured internationally. We also wanted to make the list a bit diverse, rather than just writing a bunch of Title II weapons that may not be accessible to all Americans in practice. In Kentucky, it is illegal to hide a gun that is more than 6 feet long. It`s a big, big weapon.

With its size, power and caliber, it would make more sense to call it a barrel rather than a rifle, but sure that such a gun can be useful in case you need to defend your territory against an attack tank or helicopter. If the Barrett .50 Cal was the rock, the Anzio 20mm Andre would be the giant. However, once you finally acquire it, you still can`t shoot with it. Each tower itself is classified as a destructive device, which means you have to fill out the paperwork and cost of each piece. Add to that the maintenance costs to keep the bulky animal in good condition, which is probably much more than most American civilians want to afford. But if you`re rich enough, there`s probably no better way to impress your colleagues. Simple, powerful and reliable, the TAC-50 is a terribly underrated firearm. The weapon is effective against enemy vehicles and personnel. It has been used in particular by the US military and its allies against militants in Iraq and Afghanistan.

It is a very versatile weapon with lots of spare accessories available. The base weapon comes with an adjustable fiber optic shaft and a superbly designed receiver, both of which do a great job of dealing with the otherwise violent recoil of the weapon. Compared to many other weapons on our list, it`s also one of the most affordable, with a unit that costs between $10 and $13,000. The new M107 is sometimes referred to as light fifty, due to its lighter weight and more manageable recoil (it`s worth noting that the M82 already had a noticeably removed recoil for its size). At the bottom of a bugle hidden behind a 2-foot-thick concrete a kilometer away It is not surprising that the weapon is used by the special forces of many countries such as the British SAS and the Polish GROM. Curiously, although the sniper rifle is made in the United States, it is not used by any branch of the U.S. military.