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I have been shooting a C.G. Bonehill SLE built in 1930 for many years now. I can honestly say that the quality of the gun is quite good. In fact I think that it's quality rivals the LC Smith and the Syracuse made LeFever. I have also seen some superb quality Bonehill box lock ejector guns that were the quality equal of the Ansley Fox and the Parker. So, please, do not so lightly dismiss the build quality of any Birmingham built gun. Each gun must be evaluated individually upon it's own merits.
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