Do you own a Leader Carbine?
- Thread starter Jayne
- Start date
So, I was surfing the internet today and I was again reminded of the Leader T2 Mk5, almost 13 years after I first posted this.
I figured, what the heck, why not ask again...
If there is someone in the Toronto - Ottawa - Montreal corridor who actually has one (which is just collecting dust in a gun safe), I would love to have a look at one. I would happily bring coffee and donuts just to examine it.
As Gretzky says, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take."
Maybe there is someone out there who would like to show their's off before the Liberals take everything fun.
- J
I figured, what the heck, why not ask again...
If there is someone in the Toronto - Ottawa - Montreal corridor who actually has one (which is just collecting dust in a gun safe), I would love to have a look at one. I would happily bring coffee and donuts just to examine it.
As Gretzky says, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take."
Maybe there is someone out there who would like to show their's off before the Liberals take everything fun.
- J
- Location
- WMU247 near Edmonton
well zombie thread but hey I had to google the rifle
interesting but looks like very low production in the 80's perhaps 90's
interesting but looks like very low production in the 80's perhaps 90's
The whole concept behind the AR18 was that for the 1960s, the Ar15 was way too much machining while the Ar18 was set up to have a stamping die and go. The Leader took the concept and simpified it a few steps more.
I would have loved to see one and take a thorough look at it out of curiosity.
The Bushmaster M17 and the leader, I beleive that the same designer was behind and influenced both. Don'y both use the two rod and spring recoil of the AR18 as well as the three lug triangular bolt? I am not sure which came first.
There was an attempt to come out with a similarly based rifle just a few years ago called the MPAR 556 I think.
I would have loved to see one and take a thorough look at it out of curiosity.
The Bushmaster M17 and the leader, I beleive that the same designer was behind and influenced both. Don'y both use the two rod and spring recoil of the AR18 as well as the three lug triangular bolt? I am not sure which came first.
There was an attempt to come out with a similarly based rifle just a few years ago called the MPAR 556 I think.
Thunderhog
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Kootneys
Unfortunately with the new Liberal agenda, the new firearms act or laws will state this:
If it shoots blow-darts, or discharges bb's, pellets, shot, lead, alloy, copper bullets of any kind, it shall become prohibited.
The tyrannical Liberal party will ban all firearms by 2030. Anyone who doesn't see this is a damn fool!
Talking about older neat looking firearms will be used as a crime against individuals once they are gone.
I wonder if Canadians have the b@lls or stomach to stop this elitist's communistic tyrannical idea?
If it shoots blow-darts, or discharges bb's, pellets, shot, lead, alloy, copper bullets of any kind, it shall become prohibited.
The tyrannical Liberal party will ban all firearms by 2030. Anyone who doesn't see this is a damn fool!
Talking about older neat looking firearms will be used as a crime against individuals once they are gone.
I wonder if Canadians have the b@lls or stomach to stop this elitist's communistic tyrannical idea?
