Armor got too thick. Germans used the PZB 39.
I'm not that familiar with those weapons, but for whatever reason I binge watched great tank battles today on AHC they they discussed the German and American anti-tank rifles.
I'm not that familiar with those weapons, but for whatever reason I binge watched great tank battles today on AHC they they discussed the German and American anti-tank rifles.
That and sloping armor, as well as Bolt on plates, and track sections strapped to the outside of tanks
Tagging in. I think I've seen this before but I'll have to re-watch later to confirm.
Check this link out: http://gunsmagazine.com/1956issues/G1256.pdf
On page 13 of the Dec. 1956 issue of Guns Magazine, you will find an ad from the Hunter's Lodge of Arlington, VA, offering a Boys MKI anti-tank rifle for $79.95, used! A new one, "US Govt. property" marked, was only $125.00. $7.45 would buy you 10 rounds of ammo, and another $9.50 would get you an accessory kit that included, among other things, seven spare 5 round magazines.
On page 13 of the Dec. 1956 issue of Guns Magazine, you will find an ad from the Hunter's Lodge of Arlington, VA, offering a Boys MKI anti-tank rifle for $79.95, used! A new one, "US Govt. property" marked, was only $125.00. $7.45 would buy you 10 rounds of ammo, and another $9.50 would get you an accessory kit that included, among other things, seven spare 5 round magazines.
