Talk:90 mm gun

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[edit] Most powerful AT gun?

This article claims the 90 was the most poweful AT gun on the allied side. However Guns vs. Armor suggests that the 17 pounder outperformed it until the post-war introduction of the HVAP M304 rounds, and then only marginally compared to the British APDS rounds. Anyone have any additional info? Maury 01:22, 19 February 2007 (UTC)

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Talk:90 mm gun

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[edit] Most powerful AT gun?

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