The 6-pounder Anti-Tank Gun was a British artillery piece used during World War II. It was designed to combat enemy tanks and had a caliber of 57mm. The gun was known for its mobility and effectiveness against various armored vehicles, making it a crucial asset on the battlefield. Introduced in 1941, the 6-pounder replaced earlier anti-tank weapons and was widely used by Allied forces. It could be towed by vehicles and was often deployed in defensive positions. Its design allowed for a high rate of fire, contributing to its reputation as a reliable anti-tank solution during the war.