Talk:Panzer 58

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I completely redid this article using the information provided and others that I could dig up. As a note to future editors, some misinformation exists that claims this tank had a coaxial MG along with the coaxial 20mm cannon, please disregard this as it is false. Also, if someone can verify the Pak 57 being the basis of the original 90mm gun, it would be much appreciated as all I was able to dig up was matching descriptions and very similar shell velocities, no "official" verification that the gun was indeed based on the Pak 57. My other theory on the gun is that it is proprietary. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Pietrus69 (talk • contribs) 03:08, 15 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]