Canadian Forces M72 LAWS INERT Dated 1968 Complete NO PERMIT REQUIRED

The Canadian Forces M72 Light Anti-Armour Weapon System (LAWS) presented here is an inert training model, originally dated 1968. This piece represents the standard-issue, single-use anti-tank rocket launcher employed by Canadian military forces during the Cold War era. Measuring approximately 67 cm (26 in) when collapsed, the M72 LAWS is constructed primarily from lightweight aluminum and plastic, designed for ease of use and transport by infantry personnel. This inert example is complete, retaining all external components including the original trigger housing, sight assembly, and safety cap. No permit is required for ownership, as the launcher is demilitarized and incapable of being restored to firing condition. Items like this are frequently used for educational, training, or display purposes, offering insight into the technological developments of portable anti-armour weaponry in the late twentieth century. This artifact serves as an authentic example of Canadian military equipment from the 1960s.