Hello all,
I have recently looked at a Lefever Arms Co. 10 gauge E grade SN 10446.
This gun is much earlier than any I have ever seen, and is quite different in many respects.
Could any of you provide photos of a gun of similar age?
Could any of you confirm that a gun of this age shold have these attributes which I have never seen on a Lefever:
1) cloverleaf shaped toplever.
2) bushed firing pins.
3) ebony wedge at forend tip.
4) two holes (like firing pin busing) rather than slot to adjust hinge ball.
5) Grooved hor but plate.
Yes, I know, I really need to buy the book.
Thanks
Mark
