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 Re: Advantages of a Lefever over a Smith?
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Apr 25th a 02:16 PM
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| by BrentD, Prof |
| BrentD, Prof |
Jimmy box locks, especially those with scalloped fits to their stocks will often crack and Metkels are no exception to that. The cracks are usually quite minor and easily dealt with.
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