(in WCP) [Updated!] 94mm 32-Pounder Anti-Tank Gun - AWG

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This should pierce 5.5 small HA and take 12s to reload.

The Ordnance QF 32 pounder or (32-pdr) was a British 94 mm gun, developed as a replacement for the Ordnance QF 17 pounder (17-pdr) anti tank and tank gun.

Like the German 88 mm gun it was developed from an anti-aircraft (AA) gun, in this case the QF 3.7 inch AA gun. Developed during the Second World War, the gun was used in the experimental Tortoise heavy tank. At least one 32-pdr was developed as an anti-tank gun on a wheeled carriage and a single example using a novel form of muzzle brake was installed in a de Haviland Mosquito as an up-gunned version of the 'Tsetse' Mosquito FB MkXVIII (instead of the 57 mm Molins gun). While flight trials did not take place until after the war, the aircraft flew and the gun fired without problems.

The 32-pdr fired a 32 lb armour-piercing shot at a muzzle velocity of 2,880 ft/s (877.8 m/s). Development was halted with the end of the war, and the 17-pdr was replaced with the 20-pdr for tank use and with the intention to develop guided weapons for infantry use.

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Heya everyone! I've been blown away by the response to all of my mods, thank you all so much for subscribing and commenting! This 32Pdr may only be 94mm in barrel diameter but it's incredible powerful, it can penetrate over double the L11A5's shell can, but is much more heavy and incredibly, inconveniently long.

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