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the PzGr 39 is a type of munition - not a specific munition of a specific caliber. The Pz. III out of it's 50mm Gun fires PzGr. 39, the Pz. IV out of it's 75mm gun fires PzGr. 39, and the Tiger II fires a PzGr. 39 out of it's 88mm gun.
as for the gun itself - it is a Russian cannon which was captured (over 1000 of them where captured during Germany's initial push into Russia) however the Ammunition itself is German made - as the Soviet Army didn't field the ammunition types provided to the gun.
To this:
No.
Very no.
Alll Kinds of No.
While the default APCBC ammunition has a higher value of penetration then the M18's default ammunition - the Hellcat has a much higher rate of fire and has access to an APCR round that can penetrate more then 200mm at 500 meters, while the Marder III can't manage that even at point blank range.
Not only that - Successful penetartions by the M18's 76mm gun using the M62 round causes more damage - as it has nearly 3 times the explosive filler then the 76mm on the Marder III.
What it is, is very powerful for it's Bracket - sitting at a BR of 2.7 and being the only 76mm AT gun at that ranking, making it capable of frontally penetrating nearly everything it can run into.
No. It has a reload rate of 9.3 s. That is above average and actually slightly slow for german tanks at that ranking. The average Reload for the BR2.0-3.0 range is ~5 seconds. (StuG III A - 4.3; Pz. IV F1 - 4.3; Pz. III J - 5.3)
Even in the +3.0 Bracket that is still on the slow side - as the 75mm gun all have a reload of 7.3 seconds (Marder III h, Pz IV F2, StuG III F)
As to strategies.
It is a mobile field gun and should be played very similar to how the 75mm M3 Half Track should is played. Player conservitively and keep your enemies in front of you.
As of the ammo: You are completely right. I already showed in the video that I was not 100% sure how it worked, but that I thought that it had something to do with a modified version/different caliber. But thank you for that info, I did not know that :)
As of the reload rate: For such a powerfull cannon at such a low BR I think the reload rate is quite adequate for what you get for it. The StuG III A, Pz IV F1 and Pz IIIJ don't have as powerfull cannons (once again, powerfull as in penetration with the APHE ammo in a single shot, as HEAT rounds generally aren't the best type of ammo to use.)
The enemy will then try to hit you with their Cannon, but more often than not, they'll just clip the shield or superstructure, but do VERY little damage, whereas you can fire you big, awesome gun and hit their entire tank.
What WILL kill you is the enemies that know your weakness, and rake you with MG fire. The American 0.50 cal especially will ruin your day. You can't back up or get away, so make your fire count. With a good gunner, you can engage at 750 m+ without breaking a sweat.
I've tried using it stand off in Urban Maps, but it just isn't suited for the job. Big silouhette and slow reload.
Please don't necro threads where the last comment is more than a month old.
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