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Unread 10-16-2018, 09:03 PM   #1
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Thanks Bill. I wonder if both of those guns were fitted with those aftermarket ventilated ribs (with correct matting) at Frank Lefever’s shop...?





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the #3 frame gun looks to be sleeved/ monoblocked

it is my understanding that Lefever did some fantastic monoblocking in the past

lefever seems to fit the whole picture for these guns including the conversion to beavertail forearms as the barrels all have the lug for a splinter type forearm.
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