yeah, still did the job though :D

Tom H at least the bazooka shot was real

lol no way a 6 pounder can penetrate that plate at its proper angle

I think it was the Faust patrone

Even before the Faust Patronne there was the Pg.46 rifle & Kampfpistolen (modified flare gun) launched and Pg.51 cut down PzB.39 AT rifle launched HEAT grenades. Both could penetrate up to 89mm. of vertical homogenous armour and nearly double the thickness of ordinary steel plate. The Kampfpistolen launched Pg.46 grenade had a range of 50 metres. The Kar.98 launched Pg.46 grenade had a range of 100 metres. The cut down PzB.39 launched Pg.51 had a range of 300 metres. In desperate moments the finned Pg.46 grenade could be also thrown against a tank by hand. Despite having a shorter range than the PzB.39 AT rifle launcher, the Faust Patronne could penetrate up to 148mm. of vertical homogenous armour plate. The Panzerfaust could penetrate up to 221mm. of vertical homogenous armour plate and up to 192mm. set at 60 degrees of slope. It was more than capable of penetrating any Allied or Soviet tank available at the time.

@Parker Hetzel It is debatable if the Bazooka was truly a reliable tank destroyer as this test demonstrates. Many who used it in combat said that it wasn't capable of penetrating the forward armour of any mid to late war German tank and often failed to penetrate thinner side armour, despite its rated ability to go through at least 5 inches of hardened steel.

@ur mom Let's face it. The shaped charge of the original Bazooka AT round was just too small to do the job against the armour of contemporary German tanks.

The Panzer Faust was made after the Panzer schreck which was a copy of the american bazookas captured in Africa and Italy

Charlie Jones yea it’s special affects

why would you need approval from the queen ?????

paul morrison it’s a joke lmao

Yep not a snowball chance in hell of that happening in the UK

Charlie Jones there are specific laws in the UK. You need to have tons of certifications; including being the owner of a museum OR being a dealer of live ammunition/weaponry.

like the 17 pounder

I can agree.

And the 57mm 6pdr is a solid chunk of metal flying at a high velocity while the Bazooka is a shaped charge rocket flying at a lower velocity.

@@AJ-170SkyStriker Even still the Bazooka at the time had different charges some that could pen up to 65-85 mm and others that could pen up to 105 mm. All depending on the time and unit.

@@ninus17 even that would still have trouble punching through the panther's upper plate, hell, even the tiger would have trouble with that

Yanks doing Yanks things

First INFANTRY weapon. Though that claim is still a bit of a stretch.

@@davidj9677 The Soviets and Finns already had anti-tank rifles that could eliminate tanks at close range in the late 30s or early 40s, so yeah, the Bazooka wasn't first in any way.

@@bluntcabbage6042 The problem was that those anti tank rifles were only good against the thinly armoured tanks of the early war. By 1943 most nations had transition to vehicles that were too well protected for anti tank rifles

@@RocketHarry865 That is partially true. Yes, anti-tank rifles struggled against mid-late war vehicles, but historically, they were deadly foes towards the vehicles they faced frequently. The Battle of Stalingrad saw large use of the PTRD, which had proven to knock out many German tanks throughout the battle.

Wow... *clap* *clap*

Handsome Heretic the cross was represented as the German Wehrmacht symbol that was replicated from the German iron cross so it was suppose be a German tank not Red Cross.

Laughs with 6 pounder sees Maus... CONFUSED SCREAMING

@@yuurichito1439 *Maus Flanked by Infantry with Explosives* *German WEHRABOO REEEEE*

@@bryanmartinez6600 bUt u aRe nOt GOnA dEStrOy sTnG

In the full ep the pather was hit in the lower front hull where the transmisson was held and the panther they restored was hit by a 2pdr gun and the panther you can look up now and will be sent too the austrilain armour meusem

6pdr**

It's only a simulation.

Not the sides dude. The sides were really flat, but did have side plates that were meant for high explosive protection and small arms fire.

Depends on where it was shot from and what angle the tank was at

The Panther's armor was some of the best of WWII

@@karlsneihder7479 but if the Maus was used then it would've been a game over in the armor game

I think the tank they are referring to was a shot into the side

@@thatguyoverthere9634 I'm worried for people who haven't even bothered to consider this fact...

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War thunder ground troops?

No you can't 🤣

You definitely can't

Pleb are you fucking high?

@@panthercommander637 This shit is fake as fuck

Look up the Dave Crocket nuclear bazooka. Does more damage than a hundred 6" howitzers. Blast radius = 5 miles, range = 3 miles. It's a one man one shot weapon. It doesn't require a loader as there would be no second shot because the operator would be dead.

I know right! It shows a link to quest tv,but then there's no freakin Brucey and company! Why advertise full episodes, then you go there and there isn't shit for this show!? Wtf! ? 7 minute snippets are a bloody tease! Where's the whole damn show? ▪☆☆☆¤

its not his, formerly owned by Rex Cadman...it appears in silhouette form in the opening to the movie "Fury", Crompton was fixing it up prior to it being shipped to Queensland Australia, where it now lives in a museum...the panther was one of a few used after WW2 by the French Army

@@historicmilitaria1944 thank you for shedding light on that for me, also that is pretty cool that the panther was in fury, that was a pretty cool film

Nope, that 6pdr didnt recoil, they fired a blank

Callum J if you look closely, it did. In fact the plate damage is too specific to be a set explosion

At least they had parts for actual German tanks in the barn however they likely just welded the stug hull together because I seen no reason for any country (Germany or the USSR) to just dump an incomplete Stug and pz4 superstructure in a random barn

Considering how clean that hole was they could have backed it up quite a lot. Gonna depend a lot on angle and where it contacts.

MrLoobu it was special affects. England has no permits allowing for the firing of an anti tank gun in a non-military environment

@@prestonwhite4129 oh fuck me you're right the cannon doesnt recoil lol, that's excessively lame and misleading.

Depends on the ammunition used and if it attacked the Panther from the side as Allied AT ambush doctrine favoured a position covering a road or zone from the side. The 57mm. L.52 6 Pounder AT gun performance: APCBC/T = Up to 118mm. @ 0 degrees @ 100 metres. APDS = Up to 167mm. @ 0 degrees @ 100 metres. The Panther G's hull armour layout is: Upper front= 80mm. @ 60 degrees. Lower front = 60mm. @ 45 degrees. Upper sides = 50mm. @ 40 degrees. Lower sides = 40mm. @ 0 degrees. Rear = 40mm. @ 40 degrees. Most likely the Panther was shot in the side as the odds of a first hit penetration on the front would not have been good at all even at point blank range. There is a KO'd Panther G at a café near a village in Belgium, which I climbed all over as a kid in 1975 whilst on holiday. It was shot in the right side by a 6 Pounder gun hidden in a wood on a slope at a range of 500 metres. There is a perfect 57mm. hole on the right upper hull next to the hull gunner's position. The tank was completely burnt out. The crew escaped and were taken prisoner.

MrLoobu I quickly searched up some videos of the 6 pounder firing and it would appear that is how it fires. Perhaps they did this out side of the UK because that would appear to be a real 6 pounder firing. it's important to note the lack of a slide because the 6 pounder doesn't slide when firing like what most people think of a field gun other videos showing a 6 pounder firing kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j6hprZpirtyrY30.html.

London`s East end probably. A Michael Caine accent, or Bob Hoskins.