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03-27-2018, 10:09 AM
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Comparison of Nichols & Lefever, and Lefever Arms
Looking at the picture of the beautiful gun Brian posted, reminded me how so many features were carried over from Dan's Hammer gun, when they were Nichols & Lefever. It has been said so often, Dan was a horrible businessman, but possibly one of the best gun makers.
This is yet another example of Brad Bachelder's great talent. The gun was a total train wreck. Stock was in three pieces, and now, no evidence of it's hard life.
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Could those people at Lefever put wood on a gun; awesome.
They have to be some of the best decorated guns ever made.
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