M72 LAW A6 This grenade launcher is such a legend in the United States, just like the Javelin. It’s powerful, functional, and reliably destroys enemy vehicles in the fields of Ukraine.
The M72 LAW (M72 Light Anti-Tank Weapon) is an American anti-tank rocket launcher that has been in service with the US Armed Forces since 1963 and in the armies of many other countries. The anti-tank rocket launcher was developed to replace outdated American anti-tank weapons: the M31 HEAT rifle grenade and the M20A1 Super Bazooka handheld anti-tank rocket launcher in the early 1950s.
This rocket launcher has been used in most of the world’s conflicts since 1963. It’s a great and effective weapon. Nowadays, there are more than 10 modifications of this rocket launcher. It comes in a nice tube with instructions for use. In one of those tubes, we found a nice calendar from our friends. It’s so cute.
This is the M72 LAW A6 modification, a modern upgrade to the rocket launcher, with an improved warhead with low armor-penetrating capability and a powerful blast effect, as well as an improved trigger mechanism.
The rocket launcher tube is not dangerous; it has already been used on the front lines in combat and was handed over to us to be turned into art.
We can create an interesting item for you.
You can see how this rocket launcher works here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3764vufWAdY
About the M72 LAW rocket launcher in English: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M72_LAW
About the M72 LAW rocket launcher in Ukrainian: https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/M72_LAW
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