Weapons of the Finnish Anti-Tank Units in WWII:
| Type | Caliber | Number (End of Winter War) | Number (End of Continuation War) | Notes |
| Molotov Cocktail | 0.75 liter | thousands | no used much | Bottle filled with gasoline and tar, used in Winter War |
| Antitank Grenade | thousands | thousands | Used because cannons were in short supply | |
| Cannon 37 PstK/36 | 37 mm | 164 | ? | Only weapon available in the beginning of the Winter War |
| Cannon | 45 mm | 55 | Captured from the enemy | |
| Anti-Tank Rifle | 14 mm | ? | Acquired from Britain during Winter War | |
| Anti-Tank Cannon 25 PstK/34 | 25 mm | 22 | ? | Acquired from the France during Winter War |
| Anti-Tank Rifle LS/39 | 20 mm | ? | Finnish-made weapon, used in the Continuation War | |
| Cannon 75 PstK/40 | 75 mm | ? | Acquired from Germany during Continuation War | |
| Panzerfaust Rocket Weapon | over 25000 | Acquired from Germany in 1944; most of them came too late | ||
| Panzerschreck Bazooka | ca. 1800 | Acquired from Germany in 1944; most of them came too late |
