This photo is taken somewhere in Normandy.PaK43 and on the left??Any ideas?

PaK43 and??

This strange 'photo was taken in the course of the restoration of the "Bovington Tiger". It is of the inside of the Tiger's 88mm AT gun.   The uneven pattern of "shadow" indicates that, although this was a "young" early model Tiger I, significant wear had already occurred to the gun's interior, simply through use.  Does anybody else In Here have any views as to the degree to which "shot out" guns were a problem on Tigers ?  Best regards, JR.

Mouth of the Tiger.

Fliegerfaust B:total of 9 barrels,lenght:150 cm,weight;6,5kg.This is the second version of the Luftfaust.The 4 rounds of every second barrel were fired immediatly and the remaining 5  0,1 second later to avoid damaging the projectiles themselves by the rockets exhaust fumes and from interfering with their courses.They were in service in 1945 but not a great succes.10000 units were ordered with 4 million rockets but only a few (80)were made for field trials.The standard shells were 20mm (19 grams of explosives) with a small propelling rocket.The  designed range of 500m was never achieved and the dispersion of the  projectiles was too great for having a useful effect.A six barrel 30mm prototype was also constructed.
Greetz,Brummbar