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Authentic Cold War Tank Buster Missile!

We love cool stuff for the office and nothing will ever top having a genuine 18 inch, 8 pound Tank Buster Missile sitting right on your desk! It's decorative office weaponry at it's finest and is sure to impress your clients and fellow co-workers and scare your enemies.

Official Description
"Armor-piercing missiles were built during the Cold War for the M1-A1 Abrams tank (America's primary battle tank). Dubbed "tank busters," they were designed to take out heavily armored Warsaw Pact tanks on the European battlefield. Tens of thousands of these missiles were destroyed under the Department of Defense's "crush rule." By our wits, some luck and a connection in the Pentagon, we rescued a few practice rounds. Made in the USA of inert materials. Each stands 18" tall and weighs a whopping 8 lbs.! Some engraved with the D.O.D.'s item number (GI M-735). Displayed on your desk or mantel, they'll serve as a reminder of our Cold War past and a talisman for future peace. These make awesome bookends, too!"

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Anonymous
Too bad it isn’t a live round!
By Anonymous - 5 Years Ago
Anonymous
Too bad it doesn’t click to reveal a pen, a giant missile pen would have been better.
By Anonymous - 5 Years Ago
Jeff
Ultimate paper weight?
By Jeff - 5 Years Ago
Anonymous
Is it a real missile?
By Anonymous - 5 Years Ago
Anonymous
technically, yes. anything that flies is a missile. it’s actually dart. even the battle rounds are inert, but are teflon coated, titanium jacketed, w/ a D.U. core.
By Anonymous - 5 Years Ago
Anonymous
Have you tried a geigercounter to see if it is radiating radiation emissions since it has DU in it? It would make a great paperweight, but could also add some great cancer and medical bills.
By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago
Anonymous
It’s a missile only under the most general definition. All it really is, is the penatrator from a sabot tank round. Basically a bullet. Probably made of tungsten. I seriously doubt the military would let any of the DU rounds be auctioned off.
By Anonymous - 4 Years Ago
Guest
Does George Bush use one of these as a paper wieght on his desk in the White House?
By Guest - 1 Year Ago
Kirza
its a bit dangerous LOL quite cool though
By Kirza - 1 Year Ago

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