Rare WW2 Anti-Tank PTRD-41 Degtyarev 1942 & PTRS-41 Simonov 1944, Cal. 14,5x114 mm
CHF14,500.00
Tax included
PTRD-41 Degtyarev anti-tank rifle (bolt action)
s/n MKE 7## by Tula Arsenal 1942
Cal. 14.5x114mm
&
PTRS-41 Simonov anti-tank rifle (semi-auto)
s/n 03## by Tula arsenal 1944
Cal. 14.5x114mm
.
Rare & Colector.
Very Fine Parts in Very Good Condition.
100% Original WW2
Sold Without Ammunition
.
The PTRD 1941 Degtyarev was a 14.5 mm single-shot bolt-action rifle with barrel and breech integrated into a spring-loaded tubular frame.
- The sights were offset to the left of the barrel.
- The PTRD weighed 17 Kg (38.5 lbs) and was 2.00 m. (78 3/4 in.) long.
The PTRS 1941 Simonov was a huge 14.5 mm semi-automatic rifle, fed by a five-round magazine.
Designed by Sergei Simonov in 1938, the PTRS-41 (Simonov Anti-Tank Rifle) was manufactured throughout the Second World War, between 1941 and 1945.
The gun could be easily disassembled into two loads for transport.
The PTRS weighed 21 Kg (46 lbs) and was 214 cm (84 1/4 inches) long.
The Cal. 14.5 x 114 mm ammunition had a velocity of 1,012 m/s (3,320 feet per second).
Simple yet effective, Soviet anti-tank rifles proved their worth on the battlefield.
Although armor advanced rapidly throughout the Second World War, one of the most famous incidents involving the successful use of the PTRS-41 occurred during the Battle of Stalingrad, when one of them was positioned on the roof of a fortified apartment building that Red Army defenders held for 60 days, between September 27 and November 25, 1942, in the face of the Wehrmacht offensive ; the downward-facing PTRS-41 ambushed numerous unsuspecting German tanks, knowing that the tanks were unable to raise their weapons sufficiently to fire back, and penetrated the thin armour of their turret roofs, causing enormous damage to the crews inside.
2719-2720
1 Item
Data sheet
- Type
- Rifled barrel
- Origin
- USSR-Russia
- Calibre
- 14.5x114
- Authorization LArm
- Acquisition Permit
- Condition
- Exceptional Piece
Rare & Collector
Rare WW2 Anti-Tank PTRD-41 Degtyarev 1942 & PTRS-41 Simonov 1944, Cal. 14,5x114 mm
PTRD-41 Degtyarev anti-tank rifle (bolt action)
s/n MKE 7## by Tula Arsenal 1942
Cal. 14.5x114mm
&
PTRS-41 Simonov anti-tank rifle (semi-auto)
s/n 03## by Tula arsenal 1944
Cal. 14.5x114mm
.
Rare & Colector.
Very Fine Parts in Very Good Condition.
100% Original WW2
Sold Without Ammunition
.
The PTRD 1941 Degtyarev was a 14.5 mm single-shot bolt-action rifle with barrel and breech integrated into a spring-loaded tubular frame.
- The sights were offset to the left of the barrel.
- The PTRD weighed 17 Kg (38.5 lbs) and was 2.00 m. (78 3/4 in.) long.
The PTRS 1941 Simonov was a huge 14.5 mm semi-automatic rifle, fed by a five-round magazine.
Designed by Sergei Simonov in 1938, the PTRS-41 (Simonov Anti-Tank Rifle) was manufactured throughout the Second World War, between 1941 and 1945.
The gun could be easily disassembled into two loads for transport.
The PTRS weighed 21 Kg (46 lbs) and was 214 cm (84 1/4 inches) long.
The Cal. 14.5 x 114 mm ammunition had a velocity of 1,012 m/s (3,320 feet per second).