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especially when there are this kind of accounts of the tiger vs t34: https://www.reddit.com/r/BattlefieldV/comments/a2v445/tiger_kursk_1943_227_hits_by_at_rifles_14_hits_by/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raAx57MHH7k
They dropped potentially flawed pen charts of shells since most countries had different methods of determining the penetration in tests. In its place they used calculated pen values based off of the round's weight, velocity, filler, and type (cap, no cap, HVAP, APFSDS, etc) that can be used to mathematically determine the penetration that the round should have rather than physically determine it.
and for the record, DeMarre needs a reference. Did they go out on a field day and shoot every single tank on every single panel with a reference gun? to see the penetration, i doubt they did. DeMarre is probably the WORST simulation for this kind of game. Those penetration values are WAY off
Gaijin dropped realistic Pen values long ago, now theyre stuck with this balance bs.
Lengths:
57mm ZiS-4M - 74 calibers
57mm QF - 43 calibers
Shot mass:
57mm ZiS-4M - 3.14kg
57mm QF - 2.8 - 3.23kg
Muzzle velocity
57mm ZiS-4M - 990m/s
57mm QF - 853-801m/s
Penetration point blank:
57mm ZiS-4M - 145mm
57mm QF - 107-121mm
I don't know what else to tell you. Maybe look at your own personal bias and propaganda consumption habits.
P.S. That British gun is at 2.7 by the way, 2.6-3 BRs below your precious Tigers.
Your historical account doesn't give any useful information. It is just that a Tiger survived a bunch of shots, but we have no idea at what range, or even what type of 76mms and 57mms it was shot by. It could have been taking hits from short 57s for all we know or have been off at long range or have been taking shots at an angle.
As for historical accounts there is an account of an M8 greyhound taking out a Tiger with its 37mm to a shot to its 80mm rear. A 57mm is far more powerful than a 37mm and would have little issue getting through the approximately 100mm of frontal armor that a Tiger I has.
Here are some 57mm guns from WWII and their performances.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordnance_QF_6-pounder
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/57_mm_anti-tank_gun_M1943_(ZiS-2)
Note how it states on the soviet 57mm that the measurement required a penetration probability of 75% whereas common practice for western nations was a 50% pen rate, the lower penetration values of that gun are reflected in this even though it has a projectile that is the same weight as the british gun but is flying faster, so realistically it should be able to potentially penetrate more than the 135mm of the british tests. Other factors in penetration determination would be the type of target plate used to determine the penetration and the quality of the rounds used, some tests would use their highest quality controlled rounds while others would take a randomized bunch.
There's actually quite a lot of "RNG" when it comes to penetration of materials in real life, not all shells are made exactly equal, not every bit of armor and shell material is really its worth.
APCBC projectile BR-271
Distance, m - Meet angle 60°, mm - Meet angle 90°, mm
100 - 93 - 114
300 - 89 - 109
500 - 84 - 103
1000 - 74 - 91
1500 - 64 - 79
2000 - 56 - 69
and the tigers armor is super bad the sherman has almost the same armor at 3.7 and if we talk about real life usa lost about 8ks men for whole war and how the panther is just T-34 made worse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yn16qpTraQ tiger is same