A detailed illustration of a rifle, a common type of gun used for hunting and target shooting.
A detailed illustration of a rifle, a common type of gun used for hunting and target shooting. A detailed illustration of a military-style rifle with a folding stock and magazine. A detailed illustration of a rifle with various components highlighted, suitable for vector art and design projects. A detailed, 2D illustration of a rifle with intricate design elements.
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Beautiful Rifle Clip Art for Creative Projects

Discover a beautifully designed Rifle SVG to enhance your creative projects - perfect for cutting machines and vector design.

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