"The tank is impenetrable," they said. "A simple gun cannot take it down," they said. The Anti-Tank Rifle shut that talk down with the quickness. Capable of blasting through armor up to 40 millimeters thick from about a football field away (Touchdown!?), this weapon was introduced by the Soviet Union in World War II. It had its issues, jamming easily and giving away the operator's position due to a large amount of debris being kicked up, but when it hit, the enemy felt it. In combination with a Bipod (pictured), the Anti-Tank Rifle did exactly what it was supposed to.