Single-Shot Anti-Materiel Rifles

Anti-Material rifles had been designed to penetrate the armor of WWI tanks; by WWII it was no longer possible to penetrate contemporary tanks, but they were still useful against light vehicles. These single-shot rifles were among some of the more common anti-tank weaponry.

• PTRD-41
• Pvg M/42
• PzB39

Bolt-Action Anti-Materiel Rifles

Some AT rifles featured a bolt action mechanism and magazine in case one round wasn’t enough to disable an enemy vehicle.

• Boys AT Rifle
• WZ.35

Automatic Anti-Materiel Rifles

Automatic AT rifles were uncommon and expensive, but devastating. Especially those in 20mm.

• Lahti L39
• PTRS-41
• Solothurn S-100
• Type 97 AT Rifle