A precision-drawn vector representation of a firearm, ideal for commercial or personal use in various graphic designs.
A precision-drawn vector representation of a firearm, ideal for commercial or personal use in various graphic designs. A detailed illustration of a rifle, suitable for graphic design and digital cutting projects. A detailed illustration of a rifle, suitable for graphic design and cutting machine projects. A detailed illustration of an assault rifle with ergonomic design.
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