LC Smith 16 Gauge Hammer Gun....

[Mills]

4100 is a lot in the double gun world. I think John Liles is right though. Folks just hold on to them. I keep meaning to add an LC Smith hammer gun to my collection and one day it will happen.

I got a long range this year, so the biggest goal on the LC Smith column is met

[TxHuntermn]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

4100 is a lot in the double gun world. I think John Liles is right though. Folks just hold on to them. I keep meaning to add an LC Smith hammer gun to my collection and one day it will happen.

I got a long range this year, so the biggest goal on the LC Smith column is met

Discussions like this usually are forbearers of bad decisions on my part!!

[John Liles]

Jerry,
28” twist makes it a pretty scarce gun, and it sounds like you’ve got her shack’n up with some pretty good company!
Destry’s right, if it weren’t for the Southern and a couple of other multi-gauge competitions, I’d only ever shoot maybe one 12 ga hammerless, one 12 gauge hammer gun, and one 20 gauge for the doves and my new found fun, quail!

[Jerry VanHorn]

The Parker hammer will be restored to match..I'll be the first to admit that I usually get carried away with these projects !.....After that is an English J.W. Laird top lever 20 hammer.. Bores are iffy..so may be a tubed 28 ..