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5cm - Granatwerfer
The small 5 cm Granatwerfer 36 was developed by the company Rheinmetall. It was a relatively complicated design, and although it used a special optical aiming device it proved to be disappointingly inaccurate with a deviation of 35 m. The Granatwerfer 36 had a length of 46.5 cm and weighed only 14 kg. It fired the Wurfgranate 38, a 22cm long round that weighed 900 g and carried 120 g of explosives. At a velocite of 75m/s the maximum range was 520 m. A total of 25,842 Granatwerfer 36 were built from 1939 to 1943, when production ceased. Total production of the Wurfgranate 38 ammunition was 22,112,000 from 1939 to 1943. The projected successor model leichter Granatwerfer 40 was scratched because the required maximum range of 800m could not be reached.

855 of the captured Polish small 4.6cm Granatwerfer 36(p) ("p" for "polnisch" = "polish") were used solely for training purposes. The same use was made of captured french 6 cm mortars under the designation Granatwerfer 225(f) ("f" for "französisch" = "French"). The small Belgian 5 cm mortars, at a tube length of 18.8 cm and weight of 7.8 kg, looked more like a little rifle grenade launcher device on a three-legged mount. Yet it was incorporated into the German army under the designation 5cm Granatwerfer 201(b) ("B" for "belgisch" = "Belgian"). It fired a small 600 g ammunition to a maximum range of 585 m at a Vo of 75 m/s.

The Germans extensively used any captured Russian 5 cm mortars under the designation 5 cm Granatwerfer 205/3(r). This cleverly designed small Russian mortar weighed only 11.8 kg and had a tube length of 63 cm. Its ammunition weighed 900g and at a velocite of 80 m/s reached a maximum range of 800 m.


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