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Don’t miss your chance to own this inert 89mm LRAC 89 F-1 Anti-Tank Rocket Launcher, a standout collectible perfect for historians, museums, and enthusiasts alike.
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This is the last one we have in stock, making it an unmissable opportunity for serious collectors and enthusiasts.
Add a rare and historically significant artifact to your collection with this inert 89mm LRAC 89 F-1 Anti-Tank Rocket Launcher. Designed and manufactured in France during the Cold War, this weapon was a revolutionary tool for infantry anti-tank operations.
The LRAC 89 F-1 (Lance-Roquettes Anti-Char de 89mm Modèle F1) was developed in the 1950s to modernize the French military’s anti-tank capabilities. Lightweight and portable, it was designed for use by infantry and airborne forces, offering exceptional versatility on the battlefield. With a maximum effective range of 500 meters and the ability to penetrate up to 400mm of rolled homogeneous armor (RHA), the LRAC 89 F-1 proved to be a formidable weapon against tanks and armored vehicles of its time.
This launcher is employed extensively by French forces and their allies in conflicts across Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, showcasing its reliability and adaptability in diverse combat environments. It remained in service for several decades before being replaced by more advanced systems.
The LRAC 89 F-1 not only represents a key era in anti-tank warfare but also reflects the innovation and adaptation of military technology during the Cold War. Its lightweight and effective design made it a staple in the arsenals of many nations, and its role in post-war conflicts highlights its historical value.
Approx length 46", Approx width 15", Approx height 6", Approx weight 12lbs.
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