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| '''Armament''' || 75 mm Anti-Tank Gun
| '''Armament''' || 75 mm Anti-Tank Gun
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| '''Gun Elevation''' || ?
| '''Gun Elevation''' || −5° to +22°
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| '''Turret Traverse''' || ?
| '''Turret Traverse''' || 65°
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| '''Crew''' || 2 (Commander, Gunner)
| '''Crew''' || 2 (Commander, Gunner)

Revision as of 07:45, 29 November 2020

History

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PaK. 40 (PanzerabwehrKanone 40)
Specifications
Type Heavy Anti-Tank Gun
Armament 75 mm Anti-Tank Gun
Gun Elevation −5° to +22°
Turret Traverse 65°
Crew 2 (Commander, Gunner)
Weight 1,486kg
Tow Class Heavy
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Main Gun Optics
Specifications
Designation ?
Magnification ?
Field of View ?

Replacing the PaK. 38 in order to defeat the increasingly heavier Allied armor like the Churchill tanks,the PaK. 40 proved to be an effective anti-tank gun that was still small enough to be man handled and concealed in ambush, and big enough to hurt the majority of the tanks it hit at good ranges. Nowhere near as light as it's earlier sibling the PaK. 38 it was still very light for a heavy 75 mm class of anti-tank gun, and gunner crews liked it for both this aspect and it's near 88 mm class performance.

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