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Back in the day, 10 bores were used as upland guns. We tend to think of them as waterfowl guns, and most of them are. But there are also light 10's around that were obviously built with upland shooting in mind. The market gunner Dee Slocum that I mention from time to time, hunted grouse for the NY city market with a 10 bore hammer gun with no chokes. That F grade 10 bore Lefever sounds like a real find.
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