Beautiful gun. I couldn't buy them all day even at that price but maybe a few early in the morning! Speaking of woody bits, has anyone noticed how many Lefever stocks contain knots? Battle's has one between the pistol grip and the toe in the right side view. Not much more than a whorl around a limb bud but it's there. I assume the English blanks Lefever used were sound and seasoned as the horns never appear to move away form the lockplate, but I also wonder if the Brit dealers graded the these down a notch and sold abroad as I never see knot inclusions in the stocks of Brit guns.

jack