Of the three armour-piercing shells available, the two most recommended shells to bring to destroy enemy tanks is the APHEBC BR-350B (MD-8 fuze) and the APBC BR-350SP shells. The F-34 gun essentially makes the 76 mm-armed T-34 a menace in lower rank battles by being able to penetrate even heavy tanks with a well-placed hit. The T-34 (1941)'s 76 mm F-34 is overall better gun compared to the preceding L-11 gun, with much better armour-piercing characteristics, shell muzzle velocity, and faster reload time. However, your quite low rate of fire (~9 sec reload stock) will give your enemies a second, final blow. Parts and FPE should be researched to be able to survive the shots targeted at your engine. The engine is the module most of your opponents will target.
However, shrapnel from a HE shell shot below you can be dangerous, especially when you encounter a Ho-Ro, for example. If you carry a decreased ammunition load, preferably 15-30 shells, the enemy would have a hard time detonating your ammo. The ammunition is conveniently stored below the tank, making it difficult to detonate. The T-34 has a crew of 4 men packed tightly together, and one shot could incapacitate a few crew members. If your enemy penetrates your turret with APHE shells, you're a goner. The turret is still 45 mm thick, but much less angled. Never let your enemies see your sides, as they are thinner, less angled and your enemies can easily penetrate it. The T-34's armour, even though only 45 mm thick on the front, is angled at 60°, which increases its effective thickness and the ability to ricochet or bounce enemy shells. Suspension wheels and tracks are 20 mm thick.Cast homogeneous armour (Driver's hatch, Machine gun mount).Rolled homogeneous armour (Hull, Turret).
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