As early as the First World War, the chariot was just a few months after its birth. The opponents ravaged by tanks had to hurriedly make up emergency counter weapons and tactics, except for field guns. In addition to using a flat fire, a "gun" of this size and caliber that is quite strange was also made to fight against this steel monster.
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PTRD-41 (ProtivoTankovoye Ruzhyo Degtyaryova, PTRD-41) type anti-tank rifle, its development history can be traced back to the end of June 1941, when Germany moved eastward in all directions After the attack on Soviet Russia, it was an emergency weapon that was urgently mass-produced.
Because of the "blitzkrieg" of the German armored forces, the infantry of the Red Army had an extremely lack of anti-tank weapons in their hands to counteract, so they had to copy the German Mauser from the warehouse. ) 13.2mm anti-tank rifle (Tankgewehr M-1918) was taken out and used first. Although hundreds of Polish Maroszek Kb Ur wz.35 anti-tank rifles were captured in the battle for the partition of Poland with Germany (1939), and the Russians also conducted evaluations, they were not favored by high-level officials. . After the outbreak of the German-Russian war, with the German armored forces under pressure, they took out the previous Polish goods for transformation, and soon launched the PTRD-41 and PTRS-41 two anti-tank rifles.
Even so, the number of anti-tank rifles acquired by the Red Army in the year of the German-Russian war was still too low (the Moscow battle at the end of 1941 only produced Less than a hundred branches), but the output in the following year (1942) was amazing, with more than 60,000 branches allotted to troops. Counting the Red Army in January 1942, there were about 8,000 units operating anti-tank rifles. However, after a year (1943), the number of such units has exploded to nearly 120,000!
Don’t underestimate such a weapon, the densely packed anti-tank rifles really make the German armored forces a headache; according to statistics, the most decisive library on the Eastern Front In the battle of Kursk, the Red Army destroyed 3.5 million armor-piercing rounds of anti-tank rifles in this battle alone. For the thin leather goods of the early Germans II, III, IV before the V tank, this anti-tank rifle uses a Soviet special 14.5mm armor-piercing projectile, which has the ability to penetrate 50mm armor at 100 meters. , 300 meters can penetrate the 30mm thick side armor and engine of the IV tank. According to the combat records, many German tanks are said to have been tragically endured by K.
PTRD-41 anti-tank rifle has a caliber of 14.5mm, magazine capacity of 1 round, weight of 17.3 kg, range of 800 meters, muzzle velocity of 1,012 meters per second, manual single-shot operation, automatic shell ejection , Recoil force is about 65mm, an anti-tank sniper team usually consists of two soldiers, and because of the convenience of transportation, it can be carried by a single soldier, so it can be widely assembled for use by troops.
However, with the drastic improvement of German tank technology in the later period of the war, especially the successive introduction of heavy tanks, the PTRD-41 type anti-tank rifle became operational. Performance is greatly reduced; due to the short shooting distance, the gunThe huge flash of light from the mouth is more likely to become a sacrifice under the enemy's counter-attack fire, so I had to gradually withdraw from the front line. However, by the end of the war, the German armored superiority was long gone. The Red Army’s overwhelming number of tanks required Soviet soldiers to carry out anti-tank operations. 's , the probability of was getting lower and lower, so The playing stage is naturally affected, but this anti-tank rifle is still a certain threat to those armored vehicles other than heavy tanks. In addition, this weapon will withdraw from the arena with the end of World War II, and then it will continue to be active in the Korean War, because the North Korean People’s Army and the Chinese Volunteer Army are still operating this simple anti-tank weapon and continue to cooperate with the UN army. Desperate battle of armored vehicles...
