[Roundsworth]

It is a 12, Jack. Overall, it looks somewhat unmolested. The wood appears to be proud and the screw heads look unbuggered. I was very impressed with the internal workings of my 1896 and 1903 'G' Grades, which is one of the reasons I wanted another Lefever. The sears are suspended in the receiver, so, the cocking indicators are the only parts on the sideplates. Extractors and little to no engraving are two qualities I admire in a double, so this gun is just the ticket. It has the same safety set-up and adjustable ball joint as the higher grades, too.