It needs a bit of maintenance, but reportedly shoots fine. It should be in primo shape in time to defend me from migrating polar bears fleeing the encroaching glaciers.

Leader Dynamics has a short history, developing the rifle for the sporting and military markets, going through a management upheaval, then falling victim to AW bans in both Australia and the US. The gun uses AR-15/M16/M-4 magazines, and has some internal parts in common with the AR-18/AR-180. Sort of the firearms equivalent of owning an Aussie-made Chevrolet.
Being Australian, you have to put the bullets in upside down, but I'm sure I'll get used to that quickly enough.
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Nice, about the guns, but what about the bikini babes?!
Wait, mix babes and gothic chicks, thus:
http://www.industrialgothic.com/
Nice Snare!
I wouldn't have let that one get away either!
I had an early production model in '82-'83. Had to be sent back, couldn't screw front site down enough to zero. Lack of bolt hold open got funny looks a club range
Tom O'B
I pulled back the bolt on an empty magazine, and it stayed back. When I removed the mag, it came forward.
At the range, when I fired the last round, the bold went forward, and yes, I got some funny looks.
They do things different down under.
Unca-lanche!
Welcome to my humble abode. There's a range report of sorts here
http://billllsidlemind.blogspot.com/2010/01/evil-black-rifle.html
Yeah, I promised more bikini babes this year, just haven't gotten to them yet.
Charles St. George, the designer of the Leader Dynamics T2 Mk 5 , has a new .50 BMG bullpup in the works.
Here's Oleg Volk's report, with photos, about the prototype:
olegvolk.net/blog/2011/05/19/leader-50-semi-auto-bullpup
Great! Now there's a way to get the muzzle of a .50 BMG 8 inches closer to my face when firing it.
Actual photos by Oleg of the T2 Mk. 5
olegvolk.net/blog/2011/06/12/good-time-at-the-range/ (scroll down)
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