Men will look at this photo and think “he has a big gun and cant wait to use it”
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Real
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you mean the zut with a 260rof 37mm with 71 pen (68 at 100m)? how that performs worse than the l3?
A painful turret rotation time and a wobbly chassis. Don’t know if it performs worse but it’s seems not funny
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I want the peperoni launcher, duce! duce! duce! duce!
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it’s absolutely op. It sucks at dealing with planes, but tanks hate it. Just imagine a solid shot t70 with 260 rpm in small clips and decent reload.
Oi, no apology of Fascism, but yeah I want all the pepperonis laucers me to!!!
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Oof! Ok, never encountered it fortunately
I assumed duce was something related to Pizza. :o
It performs worse than vehicles of the same type at that br. It is an anti-aircraft vehicle that performs very poorly for that purpose, then as an anti-tank vehicle I cannot say as I do not use it except in test drives.
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No, Duce was Mussolini’s tile, so you were chanting a dictator
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my bad then x-x
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yes, but it was compared to a tank destroyer initially, and in that regard is absolutely busted.
Ima stop you there, you sold me at L3
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You can’t say no to the L3=<3!
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Rheinmetall S-18/1000 goes bang bang
Shure why not.
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OK I’ll say it once and for all.
According to Italian documentation, the rifle is simply called the Solothurn or Fucile Anticarro/Carabine “S”. If the factory name is something else, I don’t care and it doesn’t belong here because the Italians didn’t classify the rifle with the factory name (mostly).
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The Factory code is S-18/1000 iirc. Technically Solothurn isnt wrong, but Rheinmetall or Rheinmetall-Solothurn is “more” correct. But that doesnt really matter.
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+1 for a L3 folder
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Sadly this is the last L3 CC.
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