Good question, and that is why I don’t write a report on these kind of things, and I just share things here. I am guessing there could be a truth between the things. Like that the gun physically can move to -9, but that it is limited to -7,67 to make the stabiliser work perfectly 100% of the time. In the end though, I simply don’t know myself.
Many military experts and trade journals tend to estimate it at around 50 mm. Christoph Henselmann, a top executive at Rheinmetall, also puts the additional energy at 8 percent. However, he also notes that the main focus was on increasing the combat range rather than primarily on higher penetration capability. So that’s a fair point you made.
How do you fell about the lws for the Swedish and .50 for the german
at some point one should be asking, or rather, demanding, what is the primary source they’re using or wanting, is it perhaps sekrit dokuments ? because if true, the whole bug report section for changes is useless if they want potentialy or nearly classified stuff to budge on anything.