Just came in the Mail
 

16 Gauge G grade Lefever built on a 20 frame. Weighs 5lbs 14oz, 28" tubes, great bores, ring like church bells, tons of pattern left, locks up tight, 14" LOP, 1 5/8" DAC, 2 5/8" DAH, 2 9/16 chambers, have yet to measure chokes. Previous owner said it's apparently all original, and does look to be.

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Outrageous!!! :clap:

Defiantly gets your attention. Nice gun.

very nice lefever..and hard to find a 20 ga with cocking indicators plus the really nice shape its in... charlie

Really nice condition for a Lefever, and a 16 to boot.

Thank you, but it's actually a 16 gauge, built on a 20 gauge frame.

Great little gun in exceptional original condition for being over 100 years old. The G grade was dubbed by Lefever as the "Ideal grade". The G grade has the same internal workings and features of the highest grade Lefevers just not as much "decoration". You are a lucky guy.

I would love to own that gun. Hope you're going to hunt it.

Yes Sir! I plan on putting it to the test this fall, and hopefully many after!

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