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It looks like an insert to me with the orig barrels left alone. No need to regulate one rifle barrel. I think it was just cut down.

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OWD brought up a good point. Can you get the Lefever back?

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years ago i bought a lefever with the barrels lined with rifle barrels in 30-40 krag and the breech end of the barrels look very much like this parker.

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Gold plate in very strange place with provenance removed or is the engraving still present, cant see it. Normally placed on the stock, correct?
Looks like the plate is covering damage, chunks of checkering loose?

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It more looks to me like there was some sort of engraving on the barrel. Is that brass plate attached?


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I wouldn't attempt to comment on the originality of the gun, but someone noted the extra screw in the left side of the receiver. My guess would be that it is a firing pin retaining screw. The .33 Winchester round has high enough pressure to need a bushed firing pin to prevent primers from flowing back and jamming the gun.

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