Penetration Table for the Tiger I versus four Shermans Scenario (2D10)
Armour
in mm		 Shell Type in mm
  75 mm
L.41
APC
M72 		75 mm
L.41
AP
M61 		76 mm
L.52
APC
M9 		76 mm
L.52
AP
M62 		76 mm
L.52
APCBC
M93 		17 pdr
L.58
APCBC
– 		88 mm
L.56
AP
PzGr 		88 mm
L.56
APCR
PzGr40
5 96 96 97 97 98 98 98 98
10 91 92 93 94 96 95 95 96
15 86 88 89 91 93 92 92 94
20 81 84 85 88 91 89 89 92
25 76 79 81 84 88 87 86 90
30 71 75 77 81 86 84 84 88
35 66 71 73 78 84 81 81 86
40 61 67 69 75 81 78 78 84
45 56 62 65 71 79 75 75 82
50 51 58 61 68 76 73 72 80
55 46 54 57 65 74 70 69 78
60 41 50 53 62 72 67 67 76
65 36 45 49 59 69 64 64 74
70 31 41 45 55 67 61 61 72
75 26 37 41 52 64 59 58 70
80 21 33 38 49 62 56 54 68
85 16 28 34 46 60 53 52 66
90 11 24 30 42 57 50 50 64
95 6 20 26 39 55 47 47 62
100 1 16 22 36 52 45 44 60
105 – 12 18 33 50 42 41 58
110 – 7 14 30 48 39 38 56
115 – 3 10 26 45 36 36 54
120 – – 6 23 43 33 33 52
125 – – 2 20 40 31 30 49
130 – – – 17 38 28 27 47
If the shot bounces, the vehicle and crew are uneffected, otherwise, Internal Damage may occur. The scenario may be tested using four 75 mm or 76 mm Sherman tanks against a single Tiger I tank. The winning Sherman player takes command of a new Tiger and the scenario is played again. Alternatively, pit three 75 mm Shermans and a 17 pdr Firefly against the Tiger.

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