AA-12
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IGS-type CAD of the Atchisson AA-12 fully automatic shotgun and its standard 20 round drum magazine. Created by noted American firearms designer Maxwell Atchisson, a close friend and colleague of contemporaries John P. Foote(designer of the Cobray Terminator) and Gordon Ingram(designer of the MAC-10/11 and owner of Military Armament Corporation), the AA-12 is a basic open-bolt shotgun design utilizing an advanced primer ignition blowback system - a much more advanced relative of the blowback action Filipino style auto-shotguns use. This CAD should be of use to anyone seeking to further understand what makes an effective man-portable automatic shotgun design, as most available in the West today are derived from Atchisson's working concepts.
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| File | Extension |
|---|---|
| AA12_IGES.IGS | IGS |
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Version: 1.0.0 latest
about
IGS-type CAD of the Atchisson AA-12 fully automatic shotgun and its standard 20 round drum magazine. Created by noted American firearms designer Maxwell Atchisson, a close friend and colleague of contemporaries John P. Foote(designer of the Cobray Terminator) and Gordon Ingram(designer of the MAC-10/11 and owner of Military Armament Corporation), the AA-12 is a basic open-bolt shotgun design utilizing an advanced primer ignition blowback system - a much more advanced relative of the blowback action Filipino style auto-shotguns use. This CAD should be of use to anyone seeking to further understand what makes an effective man-portable automatic shotgun design, as most available in the West today are derived from Atchisson's working concepts.
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release date
Nov 08, 2020
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English
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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
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files
| File | Extension |
|---|---|
| AA12_IGES.IGS | IGS |
versions
Version: 1.0.0 latest
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