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Own a piece of Cold War history with this extremely rare, inert 73mm French LRAC (Lance-Roquettes Antichar) Mle 1950 anti-tank rocket launcher. Designed in the early 1950s, the LRAC Mle 1950 was the French military’s answer to the growing need for lightweight, man-portable anti-armor weaponry in the post-WWII era. It was widely used by French forces and their allies throughout the mid-20th century, making appearances in conflicts such as the Algerian War and early engagements of the Cold War.
This collectible is inert and safe for display, making it a must-have for military collectors, historians, and museums looking to showcase French military engineering. This launcher retains its authentic military patina, highlighting its decades of service history.
Key Features:
- Authentic Cold War French anti-tank weapon – A rare find for collectors
- One-of-a-kind piece – We have only ONE available!
- Completely inert – 100% safe for display and collection
- Original military markings – Preserving its historical integrity
- Excellent addition to military collections, museums, or reenactments
- Included: Included is the LRAC launcher and real inert practice Rocket.
Historical Significance
The LRAC Mle 1950 was a highly effective infantry anti-tank weapon developed by France in the wake of WWII. It was capable of launching HEAT (High-Explosive Anti-Tank) projectiles with impressive armor-penetrating capabilities for its time. Its lightweight build and easy operation made it a popular choice among French forces before being replaced by the more modern LRAC F1 in the 1970s.
Collector’s Note:
This is a one-time opportunity to acquire a rare, fully inert LRAC Mle 1950 rocket launcher. These are nearly impossible to find on the collector’s market, especially in such well-preserved condition. Once it’s gone, it’s gone for good!
Approx length 38", Approx width 15", Approx height 13", Approx weight 15lbs.
Pictures are stock images of our inventory. Unless otherwise noted, you will not be receiving the exact item shown in the pictures. The pictures are representative of the item's general condition. The item you receive might be slightly better, or worse, condition than was shown in the pictures.
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