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Re: Advantages of a Lefever over a Smith?
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Apr 20th a 12:23 AM
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Didn't Lefever mostly use English walnut? That's a significant upgrade vs. most American walnut.
I weighed Last Dollar's 28" Lefever 12 and it is right at 7 lbs. I have another one with very, very thick tubes. They slightly overhang the face of the action fences. It's disassembled but, I would guess it is well over 8 lbs. Has anyone else seen this overhang?
I envy how one could order what they wanted back in the day. You can't really configure a custom citori. Well Bob Cash does but his name is Cash.
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