Via Belgium I was asked to post this photo from Sweden. It shows an unusual I.Meffert "Hubertus" gun with the underlever curled "British style" over the triggerguard, probably made for export.
BTW, as the barrel lump shape shows, it is a common continental double-grip Lefaucheux lockup, only the opening lever is bent back instead of the usual position under the foreend. It is not a "Lancaster action" which was a slide-and-tilt action like those by Gastinne and Collath. Nor is it a "Jones action" which has an upright locking "turret" inserted into the action bar from below and lugs shaped different.
