A detailed illustration of a rifle, suitable for vector design projects.
A detailed illustration of a rifle, suitable for vector design projects. Illustrative diagram of a modern assault-style rifle in vector format. Vector graphic of a rifle, ideal for commercial or personal use in cutting machine designs. A detailed illustration of a rifle, featuring multiple parts including the stock, barrel, and trigger.
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Beautiful Rifle Clip Art SVG Design for Personal Projects and Commercial Use

Add a touch of elegance to your projects with this beautiful Rifle clip art design, now available in free SVG format for seamless cutting and engraving.

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