Production
Some 260 guns and 34,800 rounds of ammunition were completed from December 1944 with 81 guns delivered to the troops in January 1945 and 155 listed on March 1, 1945. Plans had called for the production of 1,000 guns per 4,000,000 anti-tank and 800,000 explosive shells per month. Production models had either the purpose-built light carriage or used redundant PAK 38 carriages and PAK 40 muzzle brakes and were slightly heavier.
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