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Anti-Materiel Rifles
Like a hot knife through butter.


1

Barrett M107
The Barrett M107 began life as the Barrett M95 bolt-action operated sniper rifle (under the US Army designation of XM107) and placed into competition for review by the US Army. During competition, the US Army reviewed its hea...
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2008
2

Boys Anti-Tank Rifle (Stanchion)
In 1934 the British Army issued a requirement for a light anti tank weapon. The designer of the heavy rifle was Captain Boys, a designer at the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield. For security reasons it was initially given a ...
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1937
3

Helenius APH RK97
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1996
4

Lahti L-39
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1939
5

NTW-20
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1998
6

PGM Hecate II
The PGM Hecate II is a French Army anti-material rifle designed to engage light armored vehicles. The Hecate II is designed and produced by PGM Industries of Poisy, France and was nearly the anti-material rifle of choice for ...
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1993
7

RT-20
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1994
8

Steyr IWS 2000
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1999
9

Type 97 20mm AT
The Empire of Japan tried to outdue all of her wartime counterparts with the introduction of the Type 97 anti-tank rifle. The system utilized a custom mammoth 20x124 Type 97 ammunition round which was a vast departure from th...
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1939
10

Vidhwansak AMR
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2007
11

Zbrojovka Model 96 Falcon
The Model 96 Falcon is a bolt-action, large caliber anti-material rifle firing the 12.7mm cartridge. The system is designed to engage lightly armored vehicles but can equally engage human targets with destructive results. The...
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  Totals:
11 There are a total of 11 Anti-Materiel Rifles in the Military Factory.


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