Soviet ’Samokhodnaya Ustanovka’ SU-100 Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Gun

The SU-100 self-propelled anti-tank gun was designed at the Uralmash factory in 1944, and it proved to be the best self-propelled anti-tank gun of World War Two, capable of defeating the Tiger, Panther, Königstiger or any other enemy tank at acceptable combat ranges. The SU-100 remained in production at factories in the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia even after the war, and it continued to serve as a tank destroyer in many Warsaw Pact forces. Many SU-100 self-propelled anti-tank guns were exported to countries in the Middle East, Africa and South America.

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Technical Specifications

SU-100
Type: Self-Propelled Anti-Tank Gun
Motor: 372 kw
Speed: 55 km/h on roads
Fuel Capacity: l
Driving Range: km
Overall Length: 9450 mm
Width: 3000 mm
Height: 2245 mm
Weight: 31600 kg
Armament: 100 mm L.56 D-10c Tank Gun with 33 rounds
Armour Penetration at 0-100 m:
- A.P.H.E. (1941) 158 mm
- H.V.A.P. (1942) 205 mm
- A.P.D.S. (1945) 261 mm
Crew: Commander, Driver, Gunner and Loader
Production: September 1944 - (1.800 units)

Museum Pieces

Auto & Technik Museum Sinsheim, Germany

Historical Employment

Soviet Army 1944 -
Czechoslovak Army
Polish Army
Warsaw Pact Forces
Cuban Armed Forces
Angolan Armed Forces

The SU-100 was a successful tank destroyer based on the T-34 tank chassis, and it remained in operation long after World War 2.

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Soviet Red Army Miniatures of World War Two