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WWII Ballistics: Armor and Gunnery. Click the start the download. Report this file. Description Overmach Press Lorrin Rexford Bird and Robert D. 17 pdr Scheme shell scheme with 'fatty' core and rounded ballistic cap. Then penetration table from WWII ballistic armor and gunnery. Also a chart that confirms 17 pdr APDS values from WW2. Panther UFP defeated at 1150 yards ( 1 km). Doing 84X2,75 (55° Slope modifier) we have 231 mm. In accord to ww2 ballistic and gunnery tables. The 3 inch Gun M5 was an anti-tank gun developed in the United States during World War II. The gun combined a 3-inch (76.2 mm) barrel of the anti-aircraft gun T9 and elements of the 105 mm howitzer M2. The M5 was issued exclusively to the US Armytank destroyer battalions starting in 1943.
The tables below give the penetration figures of the most common German guns used to combat armored vehicles.
- World War II Ballistics: Armor and Gunnery. Lorrin Rexford Bird. Overmatch Press, 2001 - 136 pages. What people are saying - Write a review.
- During World War II, under the direction of its Command Surgeon, Colonel Malcolm C. Army Eighth Air Force pioneered the development of modern body armor. 3 In 1943, bomber pilots and aircrew in the ‘Mighty Eighth’ began receiving an armored vest manufactured in Great Britain. 4 Incorporating two-inch square manganese steel plates, sewn into a canvas vest, it protected.
Oregon trail 5th edition download. Listed is also some of the guns captured from other countries and pressed into German service. Some of these guns saw limited used, while other, such as the Czechoslovak 37 mm and 47 mm guns, and the Russian 76.2 mm guns, became an integral part of the German arsenal.
When using the test results, it is important to bear in mind the following:
- Test plates were placed at an angle of 60 degrees from horizontal, to simulate how perfect alignment is rarely possible in combat.
- The tests from which the numbers were taken generally use high-quality armor plates and ammunition. Real numbers could therefore vary in combat conditions.
- Some of the ammunition types were very rare. As the war progressed, German tungsten supplies became very low. As a result, APCR ammunition production was either halted, or switched to less effective hardened steel.
German Guns
| Gun | Ammunition | Shot type | Weight | Muzzle velocity | Range | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 m | 500 m | 1000 m | 1500 m | 2000 m | |||||
| 7.92 mm | |||||||||
| S. m. K. | APCR | 11.55 g | 785 m/s | 8 mm | 3.5 mm | - | - | - |
| S. m. K. H. | APCR | 12.6 g | - | 13 mm | 7.5 mm | - | - | - | |
| 28 mm | |||||||||
| s Pz B 41 | 2,8 cm Pzgr. 41 | APCNR | 121 g | 1430 m/s | 60 mm | 40 mm | 25 mm | - | - |
| 20 mm | |||||||||
| 2 cm Pzgr. | AP | 148 g | 780 m/s | 23 mm | 14 mm | - | - | - | |
| 2 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 100 g | 1050 m/s | 40 mm | 20 mm | - | - | - | |
| 28 mm | |||||||||
| s Pz B 41 | 2,8 cm Pzgr. 41 | APCNR | 121 g | 1430 m/s | 60 mm | 40 mm | 25 mm | - | - |
| 37 mm | |||||||||
| 3,7 cm Pzgr. | AP-HE | 0.685 kg | 745 m/s | 34 mm | 29 mm | 22 mm | 20 mm | - |
| 3,7 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 0.368 kg | 1020 m/s | 64 mm | 31 mm | - | - | - | |
| 3,7 cm Pzgr. 18 | AP | 0.685 kg | 770 m/s | 35 mm | 28 mm | 21 mm | 17 mm | - |
| 50 mm | |||||||||
| 5 cm Pzgr. | AP-HE | 2.06 kg | 685 m/s | 53 mm | 43 mm | 32 mm | 24 mm | - |
| 5 cm Pzgr. 39 | APC-HE | 2.06 kg | 685 m/s | 55 mm | 47 mm | 37 mm | 28 mm | - | |
| 5 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 0.925 kg | 1050 m/s | 94 mm | 55 mm | - | - | - | |
| 5 cm Pzgr. | AP-HE | 2.06 kg | 835 m/s | 67 mm | 57 mm | 44 mm | 34 mm | - |
| 5 cm Pzgr. 39 | APC-HE | 2.06 kg | 835 m/s | 69 mm | 59 mm | 48 mm | 37 mm | - | |
| 5 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 0.925 kg | 1180 m/s | 130 mm | 72 mm | 38 mm | - | - | |
| 5 cm Pzgr. 40/1 | APCR | 1.07 kg | 1130 m/s | 116 mm | 76 mm | - | - | - | |
| Stiel-Granate 42 | HEAT | - | - | 180 mm | - | - | - | - | |
| 75 mm | |||||||||
| K. Gr. rot Pz | APCBC-HE | 6.8 kg | 385 m/s | 41 mm | 38 mm | 35 mm | 32 mm | 30 mm | |
| Gr. 38 Hl | HEAT | 4.5 kg | 452 m/s | 45 mm | - | ||||
| Gr. 38 Hl/A | HEAT | 4.4 kg | 450 m/s | 70 mm | - | ||||
| Gr. 38 Hl/B | HEAT | 4.57 kg | 450 m/s | 75 mm | - | ||||
| Gr. 38 Hl/C | HEAT | 4.8 kg | 450 m/s | 100 mm | - | ||||
| 7,5 cm Pzgr. 39 | APCBC-HE | 6.8 kg | 740 m/s | 99 mm | 91 mm | 81 mm | 72 mm | 63 mm |
| 7,5 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 4.1 kg | 920 m/s | 126 mm | 108 mm | 87 mm | - | - | |
| Gr. 38 Hl/B | HEAT | 4.57 kg | 450 m/s | 75 mm | - | ||||
| Gr. 38 Hl/C | HEAT | 4.8 kg | 450 m/s | 100 mm | - | ||||
| 7,5 cm Pzgr. 39/42 | APCBC-HE | 6.8 kg | 925 m/s | 138 mm | 124 mm | 111 mm | 99 mm | 88 mm |
| 7,5 cm Pzgr. 40/42 | APCR | 4.75 kg | 1120 m/s | 194 mm | 174 mm | 150 mm | 127 mm | 106 mm | |
| 7,5 cm Pak 97/38 (L/36) | 7,5 cm Gr. 38/97 Hl/A (f) | HEAT | 4.40 kg | 450 m/s | 75 mm | - | |||
| 7,5 cm Gr. 38/97 Hl/B (f) | 4.57 kg | ||||||||
| 7,5 cm Gr. 15/38 Hl/B (f) | |||||||||
| 7,5 cm Gr. 98/97 Hl/C (f) | 4.80 kg | 90 mm | |||||||
| 7,5 cm Pak 41 | 7,5 cm Pzgr. 41 (HK) | APCNR | 2.6 kg | 1220 m/s | 198 mm | 172 mm | 140 mm | - | |
| 7,5 cm Pzgr. 41 (W) | APCNR | 2.5 kg | 1230 m/s | 97 mm | 80 mm | 70 mm | 60 mm | - | |
| 7,5 cm le I G 18 | 7,5 cm Igr. 38 HL/A | HEAT | 3,1 kg | 221 m/s | 75 mm | - | |||
| 7,5 cm Igr. 38 HL/B | HEAT | 3,5 kg | 221 m/s | 90 mm | - | ||||
| 76.2 mm | |||||||||
| 7,62 cm Pak 36 (L/51) | 7,62 cm Pzgr. 39 rot | APCBC-HE | 7.6 kg | 720 m/s | 98 mm | 92 mm | 80 mm | 72 mm | 65 mm |
| Gr. 38 HL/B | HEAT | - | 450 m/s | 75 mm | - | ||||
| Gr. 38 HL/C | HEAT | - | 450 m/s | 100 mm | - | ||||
| 88 mm | |||||||||
| 8,8 cm Pzgr. | APCBC-HE | 9.5 kg | 810 m/s | 97 mm | 93 mm | 87 mm | 80 mm | 72 mm | |
| 8,8 cm Pzgr. 39 | APCBC-HE | 10.2 kg | 773 m/s | 120 mm | 110 mm | 100 mm | 91 mm | 84 mm | |
| 8,8 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 7.3 kg | 930 m/s | 170 mm | 155 mm | 138 mm | 122 mm | 110 mm | |
| 8,8 cm Gr. 39 Hl | HEAT | 7.65 kg | 600 m/s | 90 mm | |||||
| 8,8 cm Flak 41 | 8,8 cm Pzgr. 39-1 | APCBC-HE | 10 kg | 980 m/s | 194 mm | 177 mm | 159 mm | 142 mm | 127 mm |
| 8,8 cm Pzgr. 40 | ACPR | 7.3 kg | 1125 m/s | 237 mm | 216 mm | 192 mm | 171 mm | 152 mm | |
| 8,8 cm Pzgr. 39/43 | APCBC-HE | 9.87 kg | 1000 m/s | 203 mm | 185 mm | 165 mm | 148 mm | 132 mm | |
| 8,8 cm Pzgr. 40/43 | APCR | 7.3 kg | 1130 m/s | 237 mm | 217 mm | 193 mm | 170 mm | 152 mm | |
| 105 mm | |||||||||
| s 10 cm K 18 | 10 cm Pzgr. rot | APCBC-HE | 15.56 kg | 805 m/s | 164 mm | 149 mm | 133 mm | 119 mm | 109 mm |
| 10 cm Pzgr. | AP-HE | 14.0 kg | 470 m/s | 63 mm | 59 mm | 54 mm | 50 mm | 46 mm |
| 10 cm Gr. 39 Hl/A | HEAT | 12.3 kg | 495 m/s | 80 mm | |||||
| 10 cm Gr. 39 Hl/B | HEAT | 12.1 kg | 495 m/s | 90 mm | |||||
| 10 cm Gr. 39 Hl/C | HEAT | 12.35 kg | 495 m/s | 100 mm | |||||
| 128 mm | |||||||||
| 12,8 cm K 40 (L/61) | 12,8 cm Pzgr. | APC-HE | 26.35 kg | 880 m/s | 201 mm | 176 mm | 150 mm | 132 mm | 120 mm |
| 12,8 cm Pak 80 | 12,8 cm Pzgr. | APC-HE | 26.35 kg | 860 m/s | 189 mm | 166 mm | 143 mm | 127 mm | 117 mm |
| 12,8 cm Pzgr. 43 | APCBC-HE | 28.30 kg | 845 m/s | 187 mm | 178 mm | 167 mm | 157 mm | 148 mm | |
| Gr. 38 Hl/C | HEAT | 4.80 kg | 450 m/s | 100 mm | - | ||||
| 150 mm | |||||||||
| Gr. 39 Hl/A | HEAT | 25 kg | 280 m/s | 160 mm | ||||
| 15 cm s F H 13 (L/17) | Gr. 39 Hl/A | HEAT | 25 kg | 460 m/s | 160 mm | ||||
| 15 cm s F H 18 (L/29,5) | Gr. 39 Hl/A | HEAT | 25 kg | 465 m/s | 160 mm | ||||
Czechoslovak Guns
| Gun | Ammunition | Shot type | Weight | Muzzle velocity | 100 m | 500 m | 1000 m | 1500 m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3,7 cm Kw K 34 (t) | 3,7 cm Pzgr. (t) | APC-HE | 0.850 kg | 675 m/s | 35 mm | 30 mm | 23 mm | 21 mm |
| 3,7 cm Pzgr. (t) umg. | APC-HE | 0.815 kg | 675 m/s | 34 mm | 29 mm | 25 mm | 22 mm | |
| 3,7 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 0.368 kg | 980 m/s | 60 mm | 39 mm | - | - | |
| 3,7 cm Kw K 38 (t) | 3,7 cm Pzgr. (t) | APC-HE | 0.850 kg | 741 m/s | 36 mm | 31 mm | 24 mm | 22 mm |
| 3,7 cm Pzgr. (t) umg. | APC-HE | 0.815 kg | 750 m/s | 41 mm | 33 mm | 27 mm | 24 mm | |
| 3,7 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 0.368 kg | 1050 m/s | 64 mm | 33 mm | - | - | |
| 4,7 cm Pak (t) | 4,7 cm Pzgr. 36 (t) | APC-HE | 1.65 kg | 782 m/s | 54 mm | 48 mm | 41 mm | 35 mm |
| 4,7 cm Pzgr. 40 | APCR | 0.825 kg | 1080 m/s | 100 mm | 59 mm | - | - |
French Guns
| Gun | Ammunition | Shot type | Weight | Muzzle velocity | 100 m | 500 m | 1000 m | 1500 m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13,2 mm M G 271 (f) | 13,2 cm Pzgr 821 (f) | APCR | 52 g | 800 m/s |
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| - | - |
| 2,5 cm Pzgr. 114 (f) | APCR | 320 g | 920 m/s | 35 mm | 29 mm | 20 mm | - |
| 2,5 cm Kw K 121 (f) (35 SA) | 2,5 cm Pzgr. 122 (f) | APCR | 320 g | 950 m/s |
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| 3,7 cm Kw K 143 (f) (38 SA) | 3,7 cm Pzgr. 146 (f) | AP | 0.70 kg | 705 m/s | 29 mm | 23 mm | 16 mm | 12 mm |
| 3,7 cm Kw K 144 (f) | 3,7 cm Pzgr. 144 (f) | - | 0.39 kg | 600 m/s | 25 mm | 19 mm | - | - |
| 4,7 cm Kw K 173 (f) | 4,7 cm Pzgr. 176 (f) | AP | 1.62 kg | 660 m/s | 39 mm | 33 mm | 26 mm | 20 mm |
| 4,7 cm Pak 181 (f) | 4,7 cm Pzgr. 178 (f) | APCBC | 1.73 kg | 855 m/s | 57 mm | 50 mm | 42 mm | 36 mm |
Russian Guns
| Gun | Ammunition | Shot type | Weight | Muzzle velocity | 100 m | 500 m | 1000 m | 1500 m | 2000 m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7,62 mm S m K H Br 265/36 (r) | APCR | 12.1 g | 780 m/s |
| - | - | - | - |
| 12,7 mm S m K 725/1 (r) | APCR | 51.9 g | 860 m/s |
| - | - | - | - |
| 12,7 mm S m K L'Spur Br 727/26 (r) | APCR | 43.7 g | 895 m/s |
| - | - | - | - | |
| 14,5 mm Panzer-Abwehr-Büchse 783 (r) | 14,5 mm S m K H Br 945/36 (r) | APCR | 64.2 g | 1000 m/s | 30 mm | 25 mm | - | - | - |
| 4,5 cm Kw K 184 (r) | Pzgr. (r) | - | 1.43 kg | 760 m/s | 42 mm | 35 mm | 28 mm | 23 mm | - |
| 7,62 cm Kw K L/30,5 | 7,62 cm Pzgr. 39 rot | APCBC-HE | 7.60 kg | 575 m/s | 72 mm | 66 mm | 58 mm | 51 mm | - |
| 7,62 cm Kw K L/41,5 | 7,62 cm Pzgr. 39 rot | APCBC-HE | 7.60 kg | 625 m/s | 82 mm | 75 mm | 67 mm | 60 mm | 54 mm |
Additional Reading
- Anti-tank Ammunition Types
- Explanation of the different ammunition type abbreviations.
Sources
- Geschoßringbuch Band I. Berlin : Heereswaffenamt, 1939. 111 p. D 460/1+.
- Geschoßringbuch Band II. Berlin : Heereswaffenamt, 1939. 97 p. D 460/2+.
- Kennblätter fremden Geräts heft 8a : Munition bis 3,6 cm. Berlin : Heereswaffenamt, 1941. 192 p. D 50/8a.
- Kennblätter fremden Geräts heft 8b : Munition ab 3,7 cm. Berlin : Heereswaffenamt, 1941. 407 p. D 50/8b.
- Durchschlagsleistung der Pz.-Abwehrwaffen. Berlin, 1941. 2 p. NARA T78 R146.
- Ringbuch der Infanteriemunition Band I. Berlin : Heereswaffenamt, 1941. 55 p. D 460/3+.
- 1943. 5 p. NARA T78 R144.
- Schiessunterlagen für Beute-Pak (Sf) auf T 70, 7,62 cm. Berlin : Oberkommando des Heeres, 1944. 1 p. OKH Gen St d H/Der Panzeroffizier Nr. 1904/44. NARA T78 R620.
- CHAMBERLAIN, Peter, DOYLE, Hilary Louis & JENTZ, Thomas L. Encyclopedia of German Tanks of World War Two. London : Arms & Armour, 2000. 272 p. ISBN 1-85409-518-8.
- JENTZ, Thomas L. Panzertruppen 1 : The Complete Guide to the Creation & Combat Employment of Germany's Tank Force, 1933-1942. Atglen, PA : Schiffer Military History, 1996. 288 p. ISBN 0-88740-915-6.
- JENTZ, Thomas L. Panzertruppen 2 : The Complete Guide to the Creation & Combat Employment of Germany's Tank Force, 1943-1945. Atglen, PA : Schiffer Military History, 1996. 300 p. ISBN 0-7643-0080-6.
- JENTZ, Thomas L. Panzerkampfwagen Maus. Darlington, MD : Darlington Productions, 1997. 60 p. ISBN 0-6948793-2-8.
- Koch. Handbuch Die Munition der deutschen Geschütze und Werfer. Berlin : Heereswaffenamt, 1940. 324 p. D 435/1.
- PAWLAS, Karl R. Waffen-Revue W 127 - Datenblätter für Heeres-Waffen, -Fahrzeuge und Gerät. Nurnberg : Publizistisches Archiv für Militär- und Waffenwessen, 1976. 248 p. ISBN 3-88088-213-4.
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