LC Smith

[James L. Martin]

Well I just got my first LC Smith ,it's a 20ga 28" Ideal grade ,made in 1919 ,it has a Curtis Forend Fastner ,2 1/2 chambers ,chokes are full at .028 & .027 ,at 6 lbs 2 oz its feels great. Can't wait to shoot her but not today ,snow ,ice and rain starting to fall.

[Rick Losey]

nice looking Elsie James

[Kenny Graft]

Dats nice!!!! Light for a L.C. (-: I am waiting for a hi condition field grade 16 28" M/F I think I bought it very right!, its coming from federalist state of California so it will be a few more days before it gets to Ohio.

[Rich Anderson]

At one time I had an Ideal grade two barrel set in 20ga. Nice gun congrats.

[Bill Murphy]

My only Ideal is an 11 pound ten gauge pigeon gun.

[Craig Larter]

And my Ideal is the 10lbs 1oz light weight twin of Murphy's.
Seriously very nice gun thanks for posting and enjoy---a great value.

[john pulis]

very nice. Ideal 20 gauges handle well. Good shooting.

[Dean Romig]

The gun shop just down the street from me had a 20 ga. Trap Grade. What a sweet handling gun. He had it for sale in his shop for a couple of years. He finally put it on gunbroker and it was gone in two weeks.





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[Frank Cronin]

My only Ideal is an 11 pound ten gauge pigeon gun.

And my Ideal is the 10lbs 1oz light weight twin of Murphy's.
Seriously very nice gun thanks for posting and enjoy---a great value.

And my Ideal Damascus 10 is in the "lightweight class" weighing in a 8.13 oz.

I only have two 20 gauges but I shoot my Field grade LC 20 gauge the best.

Enjoy shooting your LC James!