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July 16th, 2008
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Re: Lefever Shotgun by Ithaca Arms Circa 1911-Anyone Familiar?
to remove the barrels is simple. Make sure it is empty,close the action, flip the gun over and remove the forend. grip the barrells in your left hand and open the action with your right and they will just lift off. Reverse to reassemble.
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Re: Lefever Shotgun by Ithaca Arms Circa 1911-Anyone Familiar?
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July 23rd, 2008
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Re: Lefever Shotgun by Ithaca Arms Circa 1911-Anyone Familiar?
The Nitro Special I had was from the 1920's, and took standard length field loads. It was a nice hunting gun.
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