21st PAK 40
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				NHoggard12
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21st PAK 40
I recently purchased the PAK 40 75mm anti-tank gun offered by 21st and was surprised to find that the gun is fixed in the recoil position! How did I not know this! I had seen pics of the gun not in recoil. Are there different versions?
			
									
									
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				[CAT]CplSlade
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Re: 21st PAK 40
Maybe it was glued in place accidentally? I thought they were supposed to be moveable.
			
									
									
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				PanzerArm
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Re: 21st PAK 40
Unfortunately CplClade, it is not movable.  I did a write-up on how to rectify this a few years ago, back when webshots hosted all my pictures.  I am sure with some searching you can find the thread on this forum, but I am afraid all those pictures disappeared when webshots decided to discontinue their free service.
-Kevin
Edit: Found a pic:

Basically what you do is slice the breach off and affix a piece underneath it to act as a guide horn that just sits in that groove.
			
									
									
						-Kevin
Edit: Found a pic:

Basically what you do is slice the breach off and affix a piece underneath it to act as a guide horn that just sits in that groove.
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				NHoggard12
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Re: 21st PAK 40
Perfect. I just found the thread from 2011. I just assumed the PAK worked the same as the Marder IIIM, as in, the gun was in recoil for packaging but could be moved. I was wrong.
Here is the link:
http://www.warbird-photos.com/gpxd/view ... 32#p249848
			
									
									
						Here is the link:
http://www.warbird-photos.com/gpxd/view ... 32#p249848