Posted on 01/26/2021 11:07:26 AM PST by Onthebrink
As anti-tank weapons go, one, in particular, didn’t have an extraordinary range, it had limited stopping power, aiming was rather crude and it was one shot only – yet the German-designed Panzerfaust (“armor fist”) has become somewhat legendary.
The History
Only introduced in 1943, the Panzerfaust was very much a sign of the state of the war effort, which had turned against Nazi Germany and its once seemingly unstoppable military faced assaults on all fronts. Inexpensive to produce and simple to operate, the Panzerfaust gave a single infantryman a weapon that could take out enemy armor.
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Gonna need something like this when the new gun grabbing gestapo comes for our guns that were not Form 1’d under Bidens gun grab....
I want one. Loaded up with canister, it would take care of ANTIFA looters and arsonists quite handily.
There is a market for these in Portland and Seattle.
blogger looking for hits.
Must have caught humblegunner on his lunch break.
Trying to mine FReepers for money, despite Jim Robinson stating this is not what FR is about.
It's about bringing discussion here, to this site, not redirect FReepers to some lame-o blogger site.
If the material being discussed on the blogger site were any good they wouldn't need to mine FReepers for clicks and impressions.
This will really piss off the Slavic hoarde!
Had a friend that was a kid in Germany juse after the war.. food was short and abandon weapons were laying all around
So the kids used to use the Panzerfaust to dynamite fish
Spam, Spam, Spam, blogs and Spam.
What exactly is your affiliation with this blog?
Can you show where on the excerpt list this blog appears?
What has motivated you to excerpt this blog rather than post the whole thing?
“blogger looking for hits.”
There are bloggers that don’t?
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