I have NEVER EVER seen an LC Smith hanging on a Cracker Barrel Wall, Never. I have been in quite a few Cracker Barrels in my time & they originated in TN.
Some years back an article appeared in the American Rifleman entitled "Americanization of a VC" as I recall. Seems an officer with the US Military was retiring & his status allowed him to take back one war souvenir. Someone already had one picked for him, but he didn't want it, requested to be able to pick it himself. He was carried to a warehouse & showed a BIG pile of guns of all descriptions just tossed on the pile. He went & changed into some old clothes & spent 2-3 hours digging through until he found something that suited him. His Pick. A 20 gauge Darne with all metal coated in rust but didn't appear to be badly pitted. It was totally Sans Wood of any description. I seriously doubt Cracker Barrel would have accepted it as I also have never seen a gun grace their walls sans a stock. To make this as short as possible he carried it home cleaned it up, blued it etc & made a new stock for it all on his very own. He was not a professional Stocker, just a rank Amateur.

We are all quite aware of your opinion of the Smith, most of us here do not agree with it. I have owned Smiths in the past but do not at present, but even 10 years ago I would have certainly jumped on that 16 gauge for $100.00 like a duck on a June Bug. Smith at least knew where the safety on a shotgun belonged, under the thumb.

Miller/TN
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