Deweycat Hungarian 44M MaceThrower STL pack

The Hungarian 44M "Buzogányvető" / Macethrower was a Hungarian designed heavy antitank weapon, created to address by the ever more daunting Soviet tank threat facing Hungarian troops on the East Front. The 44M consisted of a launcher capable of holding two rockets with the gunner operating from weapon's left side. Although originally designed to be mounted on an ungainly tripod mount, in the field it was normally mounted on the wheeled carriage of captured Soviet HMGs. The 44M was also mounted on tanks and on the backs of trucks (something not yet represented in Bolt Action). Two types of ammunition where developed, a shaped charge for use against armour and an HE round for use against troops and soft targets. The rockets were fin stabilized, over 1 meter in length with a warhead over 8” in diameter. In Bolt Action this gives the 444M a pen of 7+ with an AT round (super heavy AT gun) with no degradation in penetration due to range, as it is a shaped charge weapon. Its HE round is the