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SE2 or in this case the remastered version offers much less than you would expect from 3 or 4. For example, significantly less trucks are destructible here than in 3 or 4. And in contrast to 3 or 4 - where a hit extends directly into the tank, here often also the gas cap itself must be hit.
Funnily, in SE 2, the grenades on the soldiers' belts are prudently easier to hit - often even completely unintentionally.