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options on an lc smith shotgun?

i recently obtained an lc smith 16 ga shotgun that is in pretty rough shape. the bluing is about 20%, the buttstock is a dark dark brown with plenty of scars and the fore stock is much, much lighter. most of the screws are a little buggered on the corners of the slots. i looked on the lc smith website and it was manufacturd in 1914. it shoots great however. but im having a hell of a time affording 16 ga shells, and is it possible to sleeve the barrels to go to 20ga? ive seen the little skeeters reducers things, pretty much just a bushing, but im looking for a full tube replacement. is anyone aware of any options, ideas?

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  • TDM
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago
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    I'd turn the Smith into a wall hanger and get a new 20 gauge, myself. Shotguns are cheap, and custom-sleeving the barrel might cost as much as a new gun.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Well you possibly could like an sks can shoot two kinds but idk about that early ask the gun store guy

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