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The PzF 44-2 is an unguided, shoulder-fired anti-tank launcher.
It is designed to load 44 mm grenades fitted with high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) warheads. The launcher does not feature an integrated optic and the ironsight cannot be zeroed, but it can be fitted with two types of optics: the Fero Z 2x17 telescopic day sight or the Fero Z-51 night vision scope.
Ironsights[]
Zeroing for the PzF 44-2's ironsights cannot be manually adjusted.
Munitions[]
HEAT DM32
The PzF 44-2 only supports one type of grenade round. It has a weight of 33.3333 "mass" units:
Warhead
Damage type
Base damage value
Penetration depth (mm)
Primary
High-Explosive Anti-Tank
95
2.04
Secondary
High-Explosive Anti-Tank
400
372.765
The PzF 44-2's grenades are always launched with an initial velocity of 220 m/s. It only requires 0.1 seconds of flight time to attain its maximum speed of 270 m/s.
The primary warhead has a blast radius of 3.6 metres. It is partially capable of penetrating through armour and can pierce up to ~ 2 millimetres of armour plating. Its kinetic submunition on the other hand, has a launch velocity of 1,000 m/s and a penetration depth of ~ 372 millimetres.
Trivia[]
Following Update 1.2, the weight of its grenades was decreased and the DM32's penetration capability was significantly increased from a meagre 82 mm to ~ 372 mm.[1]
At launch, the PzF 44-2 was limited to being fitted with only a day sight. It was given the ability to mount a night vision scope after the release of Update 1.5 (alongside the addition of the Fero Z-51 itself).[2]
The patch also replaced the PzF 44-2's firing sound with a new one.[2]
The information below details unused, pre-release or removed content.
Deprecated PzF 44-2 with a Tan camouflage scheme.
Update 1.5 removed the (now-deprecated) Tan and Winter camouflage variants, leaving only the default Olive scheme.[2]
Classnames for both variants still exist in the DLC and can be equipped via scripting commands or a custom addon.[3][4]
However, because their pre-1.5 textures no longer appear to be within the DLC's files, they will simply appear in the default Olive scheme even if they are equipped.
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