Original U.S. Cold War Era M72 Light Anti-Armor Weapon “LAW” Tube Converted to M190 Subcaliber Trainer - With M73 Insert Brunswick Guns This specific Battledress set belonged

This specific Battledress set belonged to Major Jack MacDonald

The "Overlapping TW in Circle" logo stands for maker Telegrafen-Werkstätten located in the Kbely district of Prague

This type also was utilized with some patterns of Royal Irish Constabulary carbines during the mid 19th century

The right side has some cracks

This is a good WWII period Mark 3 U

Original U.S. Cold War Era M72 Light Anti-Armor Weapon “LAW” Tube Converted to M190 Subcaliber Trainer - With M73 Insert Brunswick Guns This specific Battledress set belongedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an inert non firing BATF compliant M72 LAW Light Anti Tank Weapon offered in good condition. Once fired, these tubes are unable to be reloaded, however, the M190s were designed to be reloaded with a sub caliber trainer. This does have the aluminum insert for the trainer and a hole has been cut in the tube to restrict the reconversion from being made. Not Available For Export. These are timeless in design,