I might be quoting directly from Dr. Alexander Lippisch himself and using a scanned picture from the project brochure itself, but gee, you sure caught me here. I'm just erroneously trying to pass this thing off as a ramming aircraft. What a gyp! Especially given you've got the the P. 13a Baubeschreibung put out by the LFW in August or October 1944 which makes it very, very clear that it was intended to be a rammjager or something!

""Due to tactical considerations, among other things, the speed difference of fighters and bombers, preferably when attacking from behind, though thought was given to the installation of brakes (brake parachute, retractable screens similar to dive brakes etc.), and although ample room for weaponry is present, the task of ram fighter has been taken into account - so that the ramming attack will not lead to the loss of the aircraft, thanks to its shape and static structure."

Maybe you are taking it too seriously, especially given I can quote the designers themselves on what it was for.