There isn't any GV that you can reliably score hits in while moving, so your point is moot.
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You're incorrect about not any GV not being reliable in shooting on the move. Just look at any modern tank, all of them have gyrostabilized main guns that allow them to shoot accurately on the move. If you don't believe so, just read about that how a US armored company wiped out an Iraqi tank battalion at the Battle of 73 Hastings.
The Sherman and Pershing both had gyrostabilized main guns that allowed them to fire on the move and yes, score hits. There is a paragraph in Cooper's "Death Traps" that talks about an armored task force that came under fire from a German road block in the woods consisting of some German tanks. The US task force had the only Super Pershing in the ETO that was near the front of the column and while on the move, swung its turret to the woods and fired two rounds in quick succession. Cooper, who was in the middle of that column saw to fireballs in the treeline indicating that the Super Pershing had scored two hits on two German vehicles.
So my point isn't moot.
Second, I don't think anyone would be dumb enough to use this thing in open combat.
Way to go and insult the World War II veteran Fargo crews that fought in this vehicle in North Africa out in the open against German tanks.
Scoot around the flanks, kill one of them, and then motor away till they've forgoten about you.
Yeah, you're gonna out flank them and get behind them and then have to back up in reverse so you can get point the 37mm that's in the cargo bed at the German tank. Remember, you can't fire the 37mm gun forward, the blast would literally destroy the cab of the truck from the blast concussion in addition to the windshield also blocking you from being able to fully depress the gun while facing foward.
As a tank destroyer the Fargo was a piece of crap and completely and totally ineffective against German armor, there is nothing that you can present that shows otherwise.
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