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NICE DOGS-LEFEVER EE |
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03-28-2021, 12:11 PM
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NICE DOGS-LEFEVER EE
It is a shame to have a gun that one never shoots. I bought this EE Lefever 12 gauge over thirty years ago and have never shot it. It was loose on face and the ejectors would eject one shell and if you stood there for a minute would fire the other one out. It was rough with a cut stock and vice marks on the barrels and hammer marks on the beautiful engraving. It spent over a year in the hospital and I just got it back. I hope to shoot it this fall at doves and at the least it is respectable now. Steel barrels.
Any thoughts on who engraved it?
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