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Firing Pak 40: The Most Powerful Anti-Tank Gun of WWII

Used by the Germans in WWII, the Pak 40 makes other anti-tank guns look like toys. It can fire 10 shots per minute, and the force of one shot can blast through half a foot of steel. Watch as host Paul Shull fires one in the empty desert.read more

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Rare Restored German Marder III Ausf. M Tank Destroyer Is Being Offered For Sale on Ebay

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This German tank destroyer is the last Marder III variant. Very few of these vehicles survived the war!  This tank destroyer has resided in a museum for the past 40 years! It was produced in 1944 and was manufactured by Bohmen-Marische Mashinenfabriken in...read more

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PaK 40 German 75mm anti tank gun - How to operate

This PaK 40 is in great shape for its age/situation. Good design, low profile, light weight, and hard hitting. The WWII German PaK (PanzerAbwehrKanone) 40 was developed in early WWII but didn't see widespread production until about 1941. The gun was often used by allied forces whenever they...read more

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For sale: original unrestored 7.5 cm Pak 40. The bulk of German anti-tank artillery and effective against almost every Allied tank, for just £27,750

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The 7.5 cm Pak 40 formed the backbone of German anti-tank guns for the latter part of World War II, so it was the standard German anti-tank gun. Following the invasion of the USSR in 1941 and the appearance of heavily armoured Soviet tanks such as the T-34...read more

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