Three Foot Johnson

The only 20 gauge lever shotgun I can think of is the Ithaca M66, and it's not really a lever action, per se - it's a single shot break open. It didn't come along til the 1960's either, so somebody might complain about that.

The stock looks much more usable than what Uberti puts on them today.

I've got two Lee Shaver Soule setups, and three MVA Soule's. Four have bubble level globes up front and one a globe without a level. There isn't really a whit of difference between these two. Kelley is also very good, but more expensive.

For several years, I've made a note of which guns I took to each match. This list is pistols only, but the .44 special easily came out on top. 44 spl 45 acp 45 Colt 38 spl 38-40 44-40 32 H&R mag 44 Russian 32-20 9mm 44 mag 357 mag 40 S&W - One time only, using .38-40/.40 S&W convertible Vaqueros

Walmart has them, between automotive and paint.

Two week bump.

Two week bump!

Sure is, and the s/n dates it to 2004.

In addition to the 130 grain Barnstormer bullet mentioned above, a company called Old West Bullet Moulds will make you a similar mold style out of brass, but with a deeper hollow base that weighs only 110 grains. I have their 4 cavity design of this mold with a flat base @ 155 grains, and being made of brass and with such a small bullet, it is HEAVY. They call it the "45 Drill Bit" mold. https://oldwestbulletmoulds.com/shop/ols/products/45-caliber-454-155-grain-revolver-bullet-double-cavity-mould

This getup always draws some comments.

Wait til they ban these high-priced $1200+ AK's, SKS's, and Mini-14's that shoot 24" groups at 300 yards and they have to start using a $350 Savage Axis bolt action that shoots 3" instead.

100 pieces, new-in-bag Magtech, $22.95, shipped. Tough to beat that deal. https://www.gunbroker.com/Item/1067542527

I'm at six - four single shots, a lever action, and a BFR revolver.

I haven't seen one in at least 30 years, but, yes, they were a real thing. I've still got one in a parts bin in the garage.