Since 1912, Lithgow has proudly supported Australia’s soldiers on battlefields around the world. From Gallipoli, Fromelles and Pozières to North Africa, Borneo and Kokoda, and from Korea, Malaya and Vietnam to East Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan, Australian troops have carried weapons made in Lithgow.
From the .303 and SLR to today’s Austeyr SA2 and the EF88, Lithgow represents a unique heritage – the home of small arms in Australia.
Originally conceived as a factory to make and support weapons created elsewhere, over recent years Lithgow has evolved into a true small arms designer and manufacturer.
The Lithgow Arms team includes local experts plus people with international experience from some of the world’s most renowned arms manufacturers, as well as former military personnel.
All this means the team now designs new Australian weapons for military and civilian markets – along with the LA101 CrossOver, the innovative EF88 rifle is being developed for the Australian Defence Force, while the export F90 version has captured attention around the world.
The LA102 CrossOver brings Lithgow quality, accuracy and reliability to centrefire cartridges. The LA102 maintains the military, form-following-function style of the LA101 rifle with reinforced polymer stock, broad flat fore end and Cerakoteā¢ treated barrel and receiver. Accuracy, now synonymous with the Lithgow Arms brand, is assured by our floated, choked hammer forged barrels with semi-match chambers and three-lug lock up bolts. The new, three lever style trigger module fitted to the LA102 is adjustable for weight, sear engagement and overdraw. Available in centrefire calibres .223 REM, .243 WIN and .308 WIN.