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You can see something similar to OP's claims happening at 2:30 in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16gWRxv_aZY
The M5 stuart would not have been able to penetrate the Tiger II's side armour, even at point blank with the strongest ammunition available (APC M51). The 37 mm M3 would have been a very weak anti-tank gun at this stage of the war.
And by doing so demonstrate your ignorance. Wait, actually, let me take that back. Ignorance would merely imply that you know nothing. When in actuality, you know literally *less than nothing*, given that what you "know" is actually a bunch of History Channel wehraboo nonsense.
Tiger 2 had the same amount of side armor as Tiger I. M51 APCBC would in fact go through that at point blank range on a square-on hit, or at a minimum cause a partial penetration with significant spalling.
People still have this delusion that heavy armor should make a tank invincible against all AT threats, when it in actuality just narrows down the range at which it can be engaged effectively by AT.
Think OP is talking about the Tiger I so fair game for a Stuart from the sides, and thanks for showing me that Youtuber, ♥♥♥♥♥ funny as ♥♥♥♥
No need to be disrespectful Phil, 50mm is a lot of armor in respect to talking about a Stuart, I'm not suggesting that they're supposed to invincible. Merely that unless circumstances were perfect they were tough to put a dent in. (Without the proper AT equipment) Though I remember reading an entertaining factoid about how unreliable and overengineered the german armor was, something like for every 1 panther that was battle ready there were 5 that broke down. Or maybe that was the Jagdtiger. Either way, thanks for correcting me though I can't say it was effective since you devolved to an ad-hominem.