PT-76

Tier 0 · ussr · light · Post War

About

The Soviet PT-76 entered service in 1951. Designed for armed reconnaissance and also used for transport, it was an amphibious light tank that featured a boat-shaped hull with thin welded steel armor that enabled floatation. The PT-76 had space for a three-person crew, with the commander also operating the gun and radio. Despite its age, the PT-76 remains in service with some nations today, with about 12,000 units (including variants) having been built throughout its lifetime.

Survivability

Hit points

1,450

View range

510 m

Signal range

510 m

Engine fire chance

15%

Armor (mm)

Front

Sides

Rear

Hull

Turret

Gun · 76 mm D-56TS

Caliber

76 mm

Rate of fire

18.75 rpm

Reload

3.2 s

Aim time

1.7 s

Dispersion @ 100 m

0.23 m

Gun arc

4° / 30°

Traverse

39°/s

Ammo

Mobility

Top speed

58 km/h

Reverse

22 km/h

Engine

240 hp

Power/weight

16.6 hp/t

Hull traverse

48°/s

Turret traverse

38°/s

Shells

ARMOR_PIERCING_CR

150 dmg (113–188)

175 mm pen (131–219)

HOLLOW_CHARGE

150 dmg (113–188)

280 mm pen (210–350)

HIGH_EXPLOSIVE

215 dmg (161–269)

95 mm pen (71–119)

Marks of Excellencesample size 41 · updated 5/23/2026

1 mark

886

avg damage

2 marks

1,161

avg damage

3 marks

avg damage