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02-02-2026, 09:47 AM
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Top lever position when closed.
I hear people talking about the position of the top lever when the gun is closed meaning that the gun has not been shot a lot. My question is, how far is too far right of center or is there any reason to be concerned. The following picture is of a 12 Ga. Trojan I am in the process of buying. (Funds have been sent, awaiting shipment)
PARKER-Bros-Trojan-12ga-Strong-Case-Color-Good-blue-and-wood-Classic-American-SxS_103448202_1222.jpg
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