L.C. Smith antique double barrel shotgun!!! Old shotgun tricks, checking shotgun chokes & more!!!!

[@Ambush-Brosia]

I love the history lesson and the little display of skill at the end. You also seem to care and love for your guns, so I will be subscribing for sure. Awesome content, and I hope you grow even further because you deserve a larger audience!

[@Biologywithbj]

Bad ass

[@russellwylie]

I have a F Quality Smith 16ga. hammer gun made in 1914. It's a shooter not a wall hanger. Actually found 21/2 inch shells on line

[@general-Lee-700]

I own a 8 gauge SxS with 33 inch barrels and rare rotating action 6 gauge single shot hammerless shot gun

[@ianwhitehead3086]

An American dime is preferred I assume? Dad showed me the dime measuring but I can’t remember if it was American or Canadian. He loved these old guns;LC Smith and also Lefevers… sure miss him

[@indianhenoutdoors7764]

American.

[@genowhite3560]

S is a Marlin made lc smith

[@marklaterza4455]

Use oil very sparingly on double guns. The oil will ruin the stock wood, and the LC Smith is not the best design for taking recoil. That is why you see so many of them with cracks.