An Salvadorian soldier with an M72 LAW anti-tank weapon on top of an M16 rifle (A1 or A2) with jungle tape magazine and M203 grenade launcher.

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Nakedweasel@reddit

What possible use would that be on the battlefield? It's not like people are frequently engaging armor at close range these days.

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Hapless_Operator@reddit

LAWs are great for smashing cars, trucks, and residential structures, too, especially when you volley fire the things.

Whole squad carried one or two each in Iraq, with a few AT4s floating around. Need to knock through a wall in a hurry, or project a ton of firepower to bust an ambush, they're great tools for it.

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No-Employment-3723@reddit

Exactly what 90s' games thought bosses should be like.

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JellyRollMort@reddit

One barrel shoots bullets the other two are just for looks.

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Adept_Wishbone_7542@reddit

M72 ~ 4kg M203 1,4kg M16 3,2kg x 30 ~ 1kg

9,6 kg or 21 pounds....

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irideapaleh0rse@reddit

I cooked a rucksack with the backblast in a fighting position so this dude would be fucked.

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Kulty@reddit

I guess you did not have a 40mm grenade strapped to the rucksack, otherwise you might not be posting.

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Distantstallion@reddit

Technically if you turn it backwards and fire it you have an impromptu shotgun

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Edothebirbperson@reddit

The back blast will clear itself against the object made of flesh

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LeicaM6guy@reddit

No such thing as an unsolvable problem, just unpalatable solutions.

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randommannamedmann@reddit

Is that anti-tank weapon reloadable?

Iirc, M72 LAW is single-use and disposable weapon, fire once and it's then just let go, right?

I'm not talking about the backblast thing, like there's a way to clear the thing when firing the LAW, and you can use the M16 as normally as you would, right?

The thing is, once the LAW is fired, then what the thing on top of it for, then? If you throw it away, then why put it on top of the rifle in the first place?

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DOOM_INTENSIFIES@reddit

The thing is, once the LAW is fired, then what the thing on top of it for, then?

Law tube acts as an scope.

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randommannamedmann@reddit

Lol, i mean, someone have an idea of Oil Can as a Suppressor, so, why not?

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Dismal_Extreme3817@reddit

looks down scope and pulls trigger

"uh oh spaghettios"

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pplovr@reddit

Original Xbox multiplayer fps charecter looking ass

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Firebrand-PX22@reddit

You could've told me this was from an OG Xbox game and I'd have believed you whole heatedly

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Dismal_Extreme3817@reddit

I thought it was mercenaries world in flames to be exact

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chrisdolan622@reddit

If it looks stupid, but it's stupid, then it's stupid.

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Seven65@reddit

Better to have it, and not need it...

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Kooky-Ad-5460@reddit

Bro’s on a one-man mission to kill The Predator

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sadoproject@reddit

Up up, down down, left right, left right, B, A, select, start.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjWvPMSZ_hU

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c1cada5@reddit

I feel like the back blast might damage the stock

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83time@reddit

Is the M72 LAW quick detachable? For use by another soldier or something similar, faster availability vs. technicals with HMG ether would be my bet besides the it's all PR looks cool possibility

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Adventurous-Tie-1624@reddit

I really feel like he could have gotten an 870 master-key on that somehow.

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Imperium_Dragon@reddit

He’d figure out how to put an M79 on it somehow

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DrHENCHMAN@reddit

How do I ask my armorer to unlock this attachment?

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WR-DG-02FC@reddit

This is like the last guy to put up an actual fight before the Punisher throws some mob boss into an industrial shredder.

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FafnerTheBear@reddit

That is the manist man to have ever maned.

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ST4RSK1MM3R@reddit

Personally I don’t think putting a rocket in front of your face is a good idea

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tomphoolery@reddit

So apparently they have shopping malls in ElSalvador

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A-Res-@reddit

A little bit top heavy, nothing to worry about though

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Mafla_2004@reddit

Call of Duty ahh weapon customization

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I remember seeing this combination in footage from some sort of parade in the Philippines back in the '90s. I thought it looked like some sort of parody, but I guess it was a standard rig in somebody's book. Maybe it's a close-quarters configuration, for when you're not sure whether the next thing to jump out from around a corner will be a guy, a platoon of guys, or a tank.

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