The Anzio 20mm Sniper Rifle Suppressed (The Most Powerful Sniper Rifle EVER !!!)

What is that? It's a 20mm sniper rifle. Another one? How many 20 mils do you have now? I don't know, I lost count. You think maybe you're just a little bit paranoid? There's nothing to worry about. Well, you got Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monsters, Dinosaurs, Terminators, Tesla Bot, Teslas, Roombas, Decepticons, You got Kaiju, Godzilla, King Kong, Mutant Ninja Turtles, Zombies, Mutant Ninja Turtles, Zombies! Have you ever thought about maybe putting up a fence or just getting some pepper spray or something? Gremlins, Demogorgons, Charizard, Cape Bears, Anacondas, Giant Alligators, Highly Intelligent Apes! They made a movie about that one! What's up everybody? My name is Scott and you're watching Kentucky Ballistics. And I have a question for you. What's better than two 20mm rifles? Well, that would be three 20... I think three. I've lost count at this point. Anyways, let me introduce you to my newest financial blunder. This is an Anzio Bolt Action Suppressed 20mm Sniper Rifle. So my vehicle was not large enough to haul out all of my 20mm rifles to compare this to today. But if you would like to see all three in a video, let me know in the comment section down below. This Anzio rifle is very large. It's almost as large as the other two 20mms. With the suppressor on it, it's about 7.5 feet long. Without the suppressor, it's about 6 foot long. It weighs about 110 pounds. And this thing fires the 20mm Vulcan round. But this has a box magazine and it is a bolt action rifle. When it comes to 20mm, most people think that 20mm is 20mm. But there's actually different types. So this is what the Solothurn and the Lottie fire. This is 20x138B. Now this is what the Anzio Bolt Action 20mm fires. This is 20mm Vulcan. You may notice that the Solothurn round is a little bit longer. The Vulcan round is a tad bit shorter. And the case is just a little bit bigger in diameter as well as the bullet. It is just slightly bigger in diameter than the 20mm Solothurn round. The Solothurn round is moving faster. But this 20mm Vulcan round is still cooking off at 2,600 feet per second. And this is a 1,500 grain projectile. I would say that that's still nothing to shake a stick at. You know, sometimes life throws us a curve ball and we have to take on some unexpected debt. Maybe it's credit cards, maybe it's loans, or maybe it's unforeseen medical bills. Or maybe you're like me and you just make really bad financial decisions like suppressed 20mm anti-tank rifles. Regardless of what category you fall into, thankfully there's people out there like today's sponsor, PDS Debt. PDS Debt goes beyond the numbers to understand your unique financial situation and craft a personalized plan just for you. There's no minimum credit score required. They're here to help you save more, pay off debt faster, and start putting money back where it belongs, in your pocket. 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I'm going to take a few shots at that paper target downrange, and I have two rounds loaded up in our box mag. Difficult to get in. Well, fun fact, that box mag only holds two rounds, and the amount of effort it takes to get it in there, that's probably all you're going to get is two rounds. I don't know if you're going to get that out of there. Okay, let's see if it chambers a round. Oh, it does, for sure. All right, here we go. Holy cow! Let's have a look at our target. First of all, look at that. It put a huge crater in that dirt wall. Now let's see how good our boar sight is. All right. I was aiming here, and we hit right there. So I'm going to adjust just a little bit, try and get us about right there. It just seems like our windage is off, but elevation seems good. That is a big hole. I can get my whole thumb in there. So after reviewing the slow-mo footage, I can see that there is an insane muzzle blast coming out of that suppressor. It does suppress it some and gives it a unique sound, but still kind of loud. Now I made some adjustments on my scope, and we're going to take a second shot. We're ready to go. Here we go. Oh, my goodness! This thing actually kicks quite a bit. That is ridiculous. Let's go check out our target. Okie dokie. Okay, it looks like we need to go left just a little more, but this is all the paper I'm going to shoot today. Let's move on to a more exciting target. So in my humble opinion, I think the only reason for owning a suppressed 20mm sniper rifle is for taking out massive zombies quietly during the zombie apocalypse. So naturally, today we are going to be shooting a zombie torso. This is made by Ballistic Dummy Labs, and it's been zombified with green blood. Let's go ahead and take a shot at the upper section and see how we do. Okie dokie. Let's find out if my adjustments were true. Here we go. Oh! Look at this blast zone right here. All the grass is gone. All of it. Okie dokie. Well, I would say that a 20mm suppressed sniper rifle would definitely be effective against zombies, probably multiple zombies, if you could get them just all kind of in one straight line. That was pretty spectacular. If you take a look right here, we actually painted the entire side of this berm green now. It's rather lovely. I'll tell you what, let's see what would happen if he had a little bit of body armor. Let's give him a fighting chance. So now we have some premier body armor, my favorite body armor. This is a Fortis Level 3 Plus plate. This is rated for most rifle rounds. Let's see what happens when we hit it with a 20mm sniper. Also, it seems I still need to make some adjustments on my scope. It actually did not even have a direct hit on the zombie. And that would explain why most everything is on that wall over there. We just kind of hit him in the cheek. If you are as excited about this shot as I am, be sure to hit that subscribe button. Ow! Let's go check that out. Ooh, yikes! Yeah, I'm going to say that body armor really isn't going to help the zombie much. Well, now I'm a little too far left. A little too far right? I don't know, that's about right. Hit right there, and then obviously we blew all through the back and then smacked Mr. Zombie here. I'm going to say that he is pretty much toast. Yeah, he's toast. There's no putting a thumb in that. And speaking of just put a thumb in it, be sure and check out my limited 4th of July I just put a thumb in it shirts. There's a link in the description down below. Okay, we still have a lot of zombie left. I say we hit him one more time. Here we go. I tell you what, I definitely need to cut the grass before I shoot this thing because I just keep getting hit with blasted grass. Whoa, that is quite a mess. Well, that's going to be it for today's video. If you enjoyed this video and you would like to get your start in firearms technology, be sure and check out Sonoran Desert Institute. 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