..Ben's can-openers, or, 1940 infantry A/T ability

[a white rabbit]

..the only troops i can find with a specific infantry-hand-held A/T weapon are the Poles, nobody else seems to have heard of them, please tell me i'm wrong...

..tell me about armour-piercing bullets in common use, anything,.. failing that, can anyone suggest the A/T potential of large artillery on 1940 tank-life, nothing i've ever seen leads me believe that those thin-skinned tin-cans could stand an artillery barrage..,

[a white rabbit]

..i was meaning by squad..the British Btn had 22 A/T rifles for 700+ rifles, the Germans produced a grand total of 749 till May 1940...,

..i'm wondering about the squad A/T ability, if they didn't have any then it could be said that not a single 1940 scen is correct..,

[tigersqn]

There's an excellent site on anti-tank rifles at:

http://www.geocities.com/Augusta/8172/panzerfaust6.htm

The Germans had something like 500 AT Rifles on strength at the time of the invasion of Poland.
At the time of Barbarossa, they had over 25 000
PzB 39's.

I don't know what the squad distribution would have been.

[a white rabbit]

..thanks..

..TOE distribution in 1940 was 3 to a company, actual ?..,