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 Re: Advantages of a Lefever over a Smith?
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Apr 25th a 12:55 PM
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| by Lloyd3 |
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Boxlocks aren't known for this type of problem. They aren't as artistically wrought (and there is an argument that sidelocks have better trigger pulls) but boxlocks clearly aren't as prone to problems either.
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