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Yup.......I will admit that .50 cal had no chance of destroying a Tiger, even from underneath. A barrage of 20mm however would
Two completely different footages......... I know the difference between 20mm and .50 cal impacts on armor, and can readily tell the difference between a panzer and a tiger.... But pointing it out was the correct thing to do....The Gun-cam footage of tanks exploding in a shower of sparks are not "Tigers" being pounded, but smaller and thinner armored Panzers who are being hit directly on their weak top armor by high-power 20mm AP rounds.
I'm not saying this happened often, Soren. The AP 20mm shell could never be brought down to the effectiveness of a .30 cal. The sheer weight alone makes it a more lethal.
It would take a barrage of 20s to collapse the underbelly of a Tiger. That is the only way it would, a constant barrage of heavy lumps of lead shattering against the same small spot. The steel is weakened and, eventually it collapses.
lesofprimus said:So i guess all 22 times that i have read an actual report of this happening, all those guys were making up the same thing, all at different times throughout the war???????
Gimme a f**k break dude....
lesofprimus said:Im always aggressive......... ALWAYS..........
And i cannot show u the docs, as they were on microfiche, in an Achive at the Smithsonian in Washington DC... And yes, they were extremely interesting... I did take notes off them though...
But please dont infer that I come on here making stuff up either, as that constitutes a slap in the face, and I dont react real well to that kind of criticism, as my record with my compatriots here will validate....
And besides, other members here also have this same info I do.... We arent conspiring against u buddy........ Its a fact....
Although rare, it did happen....