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Bob, I believe you will find the Lefever a joy to shoot. Be sure to have it looked over by a good smith and for sure get the barrel wall thickness checked. Lefevers generally had thicker barrel wall thickness than some of the other well known makers, but any 110+ year old gun could have been "cleaned" up bit at some point. Have you measured the chokes yet?
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