Panzerfaust rockets - 60,100 ammo

[dread]

In cta goh is panzerfaust rocket 60 and 100 as ammo and I can't load this into any panzershrecks, panzerfausts and bazookas. So what can I do to use it?

[Ty]

They're not mean to be reloaded. The weapons are locked and meant to be discarded after use.

Panzerfausts that is.

[someone]

panzerfausts are one time use weapons
schrecks are not

[dread]

So what is it for?
It's just for fun?

[Ep$iLoN]

Originally posted by Bartolini54:

So what is it for?
It's just for fun?

Historically accurate, panzerfausts were one time thing, then you pick up another one, it was one time use.

[Saxhorn]

It's a single shot anti tank weapon used by infantry.

single shot = use and throw away the launch tube. It is not designed to be reloaded.

The number indicates a range in metres not a quantity. So a Panzerfaust 60 can shoot 60 metres.

You can read about them here :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panzerfaust

[T'ak Hyun-Shik]

as everyone else here has said, you can't reload the panzerfaust

this isn't call of duty vanguard

[shogomad]

Originally posted by Bartolini54:

So what is it for?
It's just for fun?

I use them all the time(Panzerfaust100). Their great for Medium stuff and below. I try and Equip as many of my Infantry as I can.

[MET]

Originally posted by Saxhorn:

It's a single shot anti tank weapon used by infantry.

single shot = use and throw away the launch tube. It is not designed to be reloaded.

The number indicates a range in metres not a quantity. So a Panzerfaust 60 can shoot 60 metres.

You can read about them here :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panzerfaust

Doesn't work for all variants.

name: - effective range:

Faustpatrone 30 - 30m
Panzerfaust 30 - 40m
Panzerfaust 60 - 80m
Panzerfaust 100 - 100m
Panzerfaust 150 - 150m

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panzerfaust

[Ģ◊иℤ◊⚡ℤ∀муpΛй]

Originally posted by Bartolini54:

So what is it for?
It's just for fun?

Panzerfausts are still in use today, even tho you dont know the ww2 variants but you might know todays variants theres the AT-4 or M72, RPG-18,RPG-22 and many more, they are still in use because they are cheap and weight alot less, i dont really know why the germans developed the Panzerfaust 100 or 150 during ww2 since they were pretty much overkill the Panzerfaust-60 is already enough to pen every tank which was used, even tho it says 60m meters you can also use it up to 80-100m with the ranging sight.

[Gibbe]

Originally posted by Ģ◊иŽФ⚡∀mηЯΛ¥𐍂ð:

Originally posted by Bartolini54:

So what is it for?
It's just for fun?

Panzerfausts are still in use today, even tho you dont know the ww2 variants but you might know todays variants theres the AT-4 or M72, RPG-18,RPG-22 and many more, they are still in use because they are cheap and weight alot less, i dont really know why the germans developed the Panzerfaust 100 or 150 during ww2 since they were pretty much overkill the Panzerfaust-60 is already enough to pen every tank which was used, even tho it says 60m meters you can also use it up to 80-100m with the ranging sight.

The lack of anti-tank guns in 1944 and 1945 lead to them trying to find an alternative, the downside of the panzerfaust was its relative short range and the 100m and 150m versions were allegedly from what i remember going to replace the panzerschreck but the war ended before they could. (Also using a faust 60 past the 60m ideal range is a total gamble)

[dread]

I appreciate all yours comments.

[ThatZenoGuy]

You can technically reload a panzerfaust, the tubes were engineered to be reloaded and used multiple time.
But it's a long process and not something you would do in a combat area.