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== Description == | == Description == | ||
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The Sturer Emil's powerful and infamous 128mm K.40 Anti-Tank gun is an extremely powerful gun introduced around the middle of the Second World War, it was fitted onto the Sturer Emil to serve as a powerful weapon against IS-1/2s and the infamous KV series, small numbers were employed against the American M4 series and the British Churchill. | The Sturer Emil's powerful and infamous 128mm K.40 Anti-Tank gun is an extremely powerful gun introduced around the middle of the Second World War, it was fitted onto the Sturer Emil to serve as a powerful weapon against IS-1/2s and the infamous KV series, small numbers were employed against the American M4 series and the British Churchill. | ||
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=== Available ammunition === | === Available ammunition === | ||
| − | The K.40 uses 128mm APHE and HE shells to pulverise enemy tanks with | + | <!--''Describe the shells that are available for the weapon and their features and purpose. If it concerns autocannons or machine guns, write about different ammo belts and what is inside (which types of shells).''--> |
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| + | The K.40 uses 128mm APHE and HE shells to pulverise enemy tanks with a smooth recoil. | ||
=== Comparison with analogues === | === Comparison with analogues === | ||
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== Usage in battles == | == Usage in battles == | ||
| − | The K.40 cannon fires off | + | <!--''Describe the cannon/machine gun in the game - its distinctive features, tactics of usage against notable opponents. Please don't write a "guide" - do not impose a single point of view, but give the reader food for thought.''--> |
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| + | The K.40 cannon fires off its 128 mm shells with unprecedented velocity, leading to very little shell drop, additionally its high calibre allows a reliable source of sheer firepower to dispatch of any would-be threats to the team. The shell will more often than not just go straight clean through the front armour of enemy tanks no matter the nation. However, the Sturer Emil can only hold 15 rounds for the 128 mm, so keep a resupply plan in mind before going trigger-happy with the cannon. | ||
=== Pros and cons === | === Pros and cons === | ||
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Description
The Sturer Emil's powerful and infamous 128mm K.40 Anti-Tank gun is an extremely powerful gun introduced around the middle of the Second World War, it was fitted onto the Sturer Emil to serve as a powerful weapon against IS-1/2s and the infamous KV series, small numbers were employed against the American M4 series and the British Churchill.
Vehicles equipped with this weapon
General info
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Available ammunition
The K.40 uses 128mm APHE and HE shells to pulverise enemy tanks with a smooth recoil.
Comparison with analogues
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Usage in battles
The K.40 cannon fires off its 128 mm shells with unprecedented velocity, leading to very little shell drop, additionally its high calibre allows a reliable source of sheer firepower to dispatch of any would-be threats to the team. The shell will more often than not just go straight clean through the front armour of enemy tanks no matter the nation. However, the Sturer Emil can only hold 15 rounds for the 128 mm, so keep a resupply plan in mind before going trigger-happy with the cannon.
Pros and cons
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Cons:
History
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Media
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The 128 mm K.40 breech on the Sturer Emil.
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See also
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External links
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| Germany tank cannons | |
|---|---|
| 20 mm | KwK30 · KwK38 · Rh202 |
| 28/20 mm | s.Pz.B.41 |
| 30 mm | MK 30-2/ABM |
| 37 mm | KwK34(t) · KwK36 · KwK38(t) · PaK L/45 |
| 47 mm | Pak.(t)(Sf.) |
| 50 mm | KwK39 · KwK L/42 · PaK38 |
| 57 mm | Bofors L/70 Mk.1 |
| 75 mm | K51 L/24 · KwK37 · KwK40 L43 · KwK40 L48 · KwK42 · KwK44 · KwK44 L/36.5 · PaK39 L48 · PaK40/3 L46 · PaK42 · StuK37 · StuK40 L43 · StuK40 L48 |
| 76 mm | PaK36 (r) |
| 88 mm | Flak.37 · Flak 41 · KwK36 · KwK43 · PaK43 |
| 90 mm | BK90 |
| 105 mm | CN105-57 · Cockerill HP · FMK.4 Modelo 1L · K.18 · KwK L/68 · L7A3 · PzK M57 · StuH42 |
| 120 mm | Rh120 L/44 · Rh120 L/55 · Rh120 L/55 A1 |
| 128 mm | K.40 · KwK44 · PaK44 |
| 150 mm | s.I.G.33 · Stu.H 43 L/12 |
| 380 mm | RW61 |
| Foreign: | |
| 30 mm | Bushmaster 2 Mk.44 (USA) · HSS 831L (Britain) |
| 57 mm | 6pdr OQF Mk.V (Britain) |
| 73 mm | 2A28 (USSR) |
| 75 mm | M3 (USA) |
| 76 mm | F-32 (USSR) · F-34 (USSR) · M32 (USA) |
| 90 mm | M36 (USA) · M41 (USA) |
| 105 mm | GT-3 (South Africa) |
| 125 mm | 2A46 (USSR) |
| 152 mm | M-10T (USSR) · XM150E5 (USA) |
| 155 mm | M126 (USA) |
