Anzio Ironworks Corporation AIC Mag-Fed 20mm

History of Anzio Ironworks Corporation's AIC Mag-Fed 20mm

The AIC Mag-Fed Rifles are a range of manually operated, bolt-fed, anti-material civilian rifles, available in 14.5mm, 20mm and Anzio 20-50 calibers. The system fires from a three-round detachable magazine and has a maximum range of 5,000 yards. Production will be handled by gunmakers at Anzio Ironworks Corporation (AIC) in St.

Petersburg, FL, USA, who will sell the $12,000 Mag-Fed 20mm (20x100mm) to "50 BMG enthusiasts" in the market.

Huge AIC Mag-Fed 20mm features a hand ground, fluted 49" quick change barrel and titanium base firing pin. Externally, it has a more tapered cylindrical shape, with all critical working parts housed within the fuselage. The straight, oversized ball stud handle is located in the large horizontal ejection port on the right side of the fuselage.

The pistol grip is located behind the magazine feeder, which itself is located below the ejection port. The shoulder rest is straight with a pad and an adjustable monopod. A bipod is mounted around the barrel, at the vented front end.

The rifle is designed to promote as little recoil as possible and features a significantly oversized muzzle brake with two baffles. In fact, many shooters have been impressed with the Mag-Fed 20mm's recoil-reducing properties -- considering it's more of a cannon than a true rifle -- and these help expand the system's capabilities. All in all, the AIC Mag-Fed 20mm is impressive at 6ft 8in, and is a difficult system to operate - even the mighty Barrett M82's exterior quality pales in comparison. 50 caliber rifle.

Unladen, the AIC Mag-Fed 20mm weighs nearly 95 pounds.

In addition to Anzio 20 x 102 mm, there are Anzio 14.5 mm and Anzio 20-50 - chambered for 14.5 mm and 20-50 cartridges respectively.

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