American Nitro: Trade name used by H. & D. Folsom Arms Co. on shotguns.
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The correct spelling is "gauge." It has five letters and is pronounced as "gayj."
"Gauge" in Spanish can be translated as "calibre" or "medidor."
Tongue ring gauges typically range from 14 to 00 gauge, with 14 being the most common size. The larger the gauge number, the smaller the diameter of the barbell. It's best to consult with a piercer to determine the right size for you.
It's pronounced as "gayj".
14 gauge is bigger, the lower the gauge size, the bigger it is
The LeFever New Nitro 12 gauge shotgun was manufactured from 1936 to 1948. If it is in good condition, it can be worth about $400 to $500.
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50-100 USD
50-100 or so
BLue Book of Gun Values
what is it worth
The Lefever was mfg. in 1935.
Is there any more to the name? Vorisek lists only single shot guns marked only "Nitro".
The best that I can do is say that the Lefever Nitro special was made from 1921-1948.
MOST I HAVE FOUND ARE FROM $100-$200---LET ME KNOW IF IT IS FOR SALE
I have an original 16 ga. nitro special made by Lefever. The sight bead is one eighth if an inch in diameter.
Crescent Fire Arms Company was the manufacturer of the Nitro Hunter shotgun. It was as an exclusive in-house brand of Belknap Hardware in Louisville.