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A drill sarms can only take on one opponent at a time, and if he’s immune to your damage, you lose.

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Classic Sarms Stats

The SSM5 SSM5 Sarms are best described as tank killers. The slow startup time is not a huge hindrance, but the 300 point price tag is. The only way to make these better in a non-tank role is if they were cheaper. But realistically, you’ll only ever be able to field six. These tanks are even worse in a heavy mortar role.

A Sarms’ real strength is their exceptional anti-infantry capabilities. It is almost exclusively the tanks that will challenge you, and given the high-maneuverability of tanks, it isn’t until you roll a double figure one on a rifle team or mortar that you’ll have to worry about stopping these beasts from moving.

It would be fair to say the best attack is going to be an anti-tank or guided missile attack. This won’t often be at all good against the sarms, and will usually only stop them from taking out weaker enemies. Also, the anti-infantry weapons aren’t that effective against the tank as you can’t throw too many rounds to combat the missile. But the gun goes through three rounds in a single second. You’re already trying to have a unit capable of firing multiple rounds in a quick arc.