Canadian Forces M72 LAWS Light Anti-Tank Weapon DUMMY INERT

The Canadian Forces M72 LAWS Light Anti-Tank Weapon Dummy Inert is a non-functional replica of the M72 Light Anti-Tank Weapon System historically used by Canadian military personnel. Originally designed as a compact, single-shot, disposable weapon, the M72 LAWS (Light Anti-Tank Weapon System) was intended to provide infantry units with a portable means to engage and disable enemy armored vehicles. This inert version replicates the dimensions, weight, and external features of the original live weapon, but contains no explosive or active launching mechanism and is incapable of firing. It is often utilized for training, display, or educational purposes, allowing safe handling and familiarization with the equipment. The M72 has seen use in various configurations by numerous NATO forces since its introduction in the 1960s, with the Canadian Forces employing models adapted for their operational requirements. This dummy variant is suitable for collectors and institutions seeking a representative example of Cold War-era infantry anti-armor technology.