FOV german king tiger qustion
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FOV german king tiger qustion
Hi, i recently bought a FOV german king tiger tank. I noticed that the gun barrel is a little loose from the turret. I could move it up and down but there still that "looseness" in the barrel. Is it really like that?
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If you mean on a real King Tiger then the answer is no... probably not, unless it has been damaged or something. Any significant amount of slop like that on a real tank cannon would likely result in poor and/or inconsistent accuracy, and the 88mm gun on the KT was renowned for it's deadly long range accuracy.Is it really like that?
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yeah, im sure it isnt loose in the real thing. If that would happen then they would never have sent those tanks out in wwII. I was just referring to the fov king tiger if it is really like that.ostketten wrote:If you mean on a real King Tiger then the answer is no... probably not, unless it has been damaged or something. Any significant amount of slop like that on a real tank cannon would likely result in poor and/or inconsistent accuracy, and the 88mm gun on the KT was renowned for it's deadly long range accuracy.Is it really like that?