7,5 Pak 44 auf 3 ton Zugkraftwagen.

Posted by OtherVersantNeige@reddit | shittytechnicals | View on Reddit | 10 comments

Half track with 7,5cm pak 44

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Wide-Permit4283@reddit

Don't think so, that was massive. Far to big for a half track.

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p0l4r1@reddit

In the other pic it's named PaK42, OP apparently wrote the wrong model

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Yeah I try to find another source And I found a belgium website (¡ becarefull old site !) http://www.wardrawings.be/WW2/Files/1-Vehicles/Axis/1-Germany/08-Halftracks/Zugkraftwagen/File/Zugkraftwagen-pg4.htm

And they said it's a Pak 70 The three 7,5cm (pak40/44/70) can be plausible ? But this is probably lost proto shitty technical so...

So if some museum or archive can dig

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Great_White_Sharky@reddit

A 75mm Pak 44 also existed though

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p0l4r1@reddit

Okay, can you show me more info, all i found about PaK44 was 128mm caliber guns

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Great_White_Sharky@reddit

Article in German about the various German AT guns of WW2

https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Waffen/panzerabwehrkanonen-R.htm

Ein Versuch blieb die 7,5-cm-Pak 44; hier wurde ein konisches Rohr verwendet, an das ein normales, gezogenes Rohrstück angesetzt war. Es wurde zwar eine v0 von 1.300 m/Sek. erreicht, das Rohr hielt aber nur 250 Schuß aus.

Translation: The 7.5cm Pak 44 only remained an experiment; a conical barrel was used, attached to which was a regular, rifled barrel piece. It reached a velocity of 1300m/sec. but only had a barrel life of 250 rounds

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