Added a second Lefever to my collection

[Craig Larter]

I have come to appreciate Lefevers late in my collecting life. The top gun is my new addition, a Lefever EE 12ga 30" bbls 487xx choked .019/.027 1 5/8" x 2 5/8" x 14 1/4" weight 7lbs 10oz. Bottom gun is my E 8ga. 35" bbls 127xx.
Besides being handsome guns the design changes during their history is a interesting topic to study.

[Reggie Bishop]

Great looking gun!

[Mills Morrison]

I have two Lefevers as well, although mine are not as nice as yours

[CraigThompson]

Well that’s just a little one :rotf: And very nice I might add :cool:

[Dave Noreen]

Nice pair of Lefevers.

[Craig Larter]

Thanks all. Maybe I should try for the 5 of a kind Lefever E's, all I need is a 10ga.----not real difficult and a 20ga and 16ga-----almost impossible. Fun to dream!!

[Garry L Gordon]

Neat to see those two guns side-by-side. It really shows what an 8 gauge is.

[Dave Noreen]

One can also go off the reservation with a Lefever 28-gauge --

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[Milton C Starr]

Thanks all. Maybe I should try for the 5 of a kind Lefever E's, all I need is a 10ga.----not real difficult and a 20ga and 16ga-----almost impossible. Fun to dream!!

Thats my plan for next year theres a Lefever E grade 10 ga I have been looking at its probably been up for sale the last 2 years. Most of the Lefever 10 gauges I see pop up look pretty rough, there is also a E grade 16 ga on GI.

[Daryl Corona]

One can also go off the reservation with a Lefever 28-gauge --

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Oh be still my beating heart. Straight grip to boot.:bowdown:

[Keith Sirmans]

Love the 8 gauge

[Stan Hoover]

Very nice Lefever’s Craig,

I was always taught that jealousy is wrong, I don’t think they were referring to fine shotguns.

Stan

[Bruce Hering]

I have come to appreciate Lefevers late in my collecting life. The top gun is my new addition, a Lefever EE 12ga 30" bbls 487xx choked .019/.027 1 5/8" x 2 5/8" x 14 1/4" weight 7lbs 10oz. Bottom gun is my E 8ga. 35" bbls 127xx.
Besides being handsome guns the design changes during their history is a interesting topic to study.

Craig: great looking Lefever. I love mine.

[Mike Koneski]

Craig, I’m jealous!! An 8 bore!! I’m not worthy!! :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

I have come to appreciate Lefevers late in my collecting life. The top gun is my new addition, a Lefever EE 12ga 30" bbls 487xx choked .019/.027 1 5/8" x 2 5/8" x 14 1/4" weight 7lbs 10oz. Bottom gun is my E 8ga. 35" bbls 127xx.
Besides being handsome guns the design changes during their history is a interesting topic to study.

[Josh Loewensteiner]

Craig - great looking guns! Momma Mia!!!!

[Bill Murphy]

I have a rack of nice Lefevers, all E grade and lower. Josh helped me get my first higher grade Lefever, a nice C, and it happened to be an eight. Yes, a C grade 8 gauge. It may have a wart or two, but I haven't found them yet. I received my first Lefever when I was about eleven years old, an E grade pigeon gun, a gift from my uncle who had kept it under wraps since 1929, when my grandfather died. My uncle had no children, so I was the recipient.

[George Davis]

Craig, great loving Lefevers!!!
I sold a Lefever EE in near mint condition years ago and it's 1 of 2 guns I've regretted selling!! I had bought it from William Larkin and Moore more than 20 years ago.