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She's a beaut Frank. Don't you just love it when you take a new gun on it's maiden voyage and you shoot lights out with it?
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07-22-2018, 10:42 PM
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What a lovely looking Lefever! Long barreled Lefevers don't come across that often and especially seen with condition like yours.
I have a similar gun G grade with 32" tubes, ejectors, .040 in both barrels and just under 8 lbs by a hair.
I agree, they were made as a waterfowler.
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