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2017-08-04 07:27:47 Post No.
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So, I was thinking...
How would one obtain an anti-tank rifle? How expensive would it be? How much are rounds?
I think it'd be fun to shoot even 1 or 2 rounds in a weekend, just for shits and giggles.
I'd imagine this would be a very expensive, but how expensive? How readily available are rounds for something like this?
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>>34756347
Here go, this will answer all your questions!
Don't thank me, I'm happy to help!
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Depends on the gun.
Anzio's go for around 15k-20k. The ammo is something like 150 a shot.
.50bmg rifles are a lot cheaper though, but are far from considered "anti-tank". You can use them to disable, but not really kill a tank.
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I assume .50 BMG doesn't meet your requirements? Clearly not useful against modern tank armor, even with the most penetrating ammo, but I would assume you aren't actually trying to penetrate a tank.
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>>34756397
even a 20mm is far from anti-tank these days.
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>>34756449
Doesn't mean they aren't "anti-tank" rifles. An Anzio or Lahti is still an "anti-tank rifle" whether it can fuck up a modern war machine or not.
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>>34756449
>>34756403
>what are optics
>what are radio masts
>what are treads and gears
fragile, that's what
>what is 12.7mm SLAP-T
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>>34756488
>>34756540
it's just a bit of a misnomer as they were pretty much obsolete as quickly as they were fielded. he wants a honking big gun, not something that can actually knock out a tank.
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>>34756590
That's kinda what I got. And the first thing that came to my mind was the anzio. But there are others. I feel like they're more expensive to shoot though.
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>>34756908
it boils down to what are you looking for, what's your budget and how much are you looking to spend per shot?
there are some choices out there
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/676147863
https://jamesdjulia.com/item/lot-1010-ptrs-41-russian-semi-automatic-anti-tank-rifle-c-and-r-destructive-device-37479/
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You guys are pretty much on point. Don't really want to take down a tank, but I want a gigantic round to go down range. Maybe a single loader or something.
I figure a budget under $5k would be nice. The rounds are what really kill me, I want to shoot this crazy thing, not have to search all day for a $100 round.
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>>34758700
>a budget under $5k would be nice.
not gonna happen
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>>34756540
>modern optics
>fragile
Nigga the driver's viewing block on the Leo2a6 is proofed against 30mm autocannon fire.
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In the same vein as this, I want a .50 bmg single shot rifle. I think I could make one pretty cheap because I'm tight with a guy with a machine shop. Anyone got any designs on hand, really don't want to enter that into my search history.
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> the SSK industries .950 JDJ. It’s the biggest centerfire rifle ever made.
>With a 2400 grain bullet, propelled by 240 grains of powder, the JDJ is comparable to a World War I-era tank round or a 20mm cannon in terms of kinetic energy.
No destructive device stamp needed, and rounds are $40/ea.
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>>34756347
What era of tank? For WW1, just reload 8mm mauser bullets backwards.
wa la!
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>>34758700
you may want to consider a black powder cannon in that case, if josh pops in he made a 20mm and could have some tips on doing it on the cheap.
>>34758859
being on /k/ is orders of magnitudes worse than searching for a .50 pdf.
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>>34758874
>voila
for future reference
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>>34759180
>>34756347
Well todays your lucky day.
Whattya wana know ?
Do you own a entire machine shop or have access to one ?
Know how to use Auto-cad ? or at least can learn quick ?
Know how to do your research ?
and most importantly, have a ammo hookup
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>>34759622
spot the newnigger
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>>34760137
i've just seen that in corporate documents, it impairs advancement.
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>>34758861
>No destructive device stamp needed
Why is this?
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>>34759622
>voila
>not viola
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>>34756397
>Anzio
Bubba gon go rabbit huntin'
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>>34756347
.950 JDJ?
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>>34758859
dont have pics or anything but many years ago an anon made a single shot i want to say he used the fcg out of a ptr and it had an interupted thread breech. i know its not super helpful but guy said it only cost a couple hundred iirc
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>>34758774
Completely doable.
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>>34756347
Could make your own if you're cheap enough.
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>>34761431
think the glass cost more than the rifle?
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>>34761431
IT'S TAPE
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>>34760324
No factory ammo
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>>34760324
Sporting purpose.
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>>34759792
how did you make yours?
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