 Due to attrition, only 33 Re.2001s were available at the Armistice of 9 September 1943.Furthermore, poor serviceability meant that only nine Re.2001s survived the division of Italy, eight going to the Italian Co-Belligerent Air Force with the Allies, and one to the Italian Social Republic.Other variants were considered including a design for a dedicated anti-tank fighter (armed with 20 mm guns and anti-tank bomblets) and the Re.2001 "Fotografico", a photo-reconnaissance version, although some standard Re.2001s were later modified for this role.