Lever action shotgun, anybody play with one of these?

[Rex in OTZ]

They were known in the US in 1887. That Larsen-Winterros is a neat design, very steampunk!

I'd have mistaken the Kessler for a Mossberg, it has that look.

More like a Noble 275 .22 lr?
Noble made shotguns but no leveractions.
Just pumps and bolters.

 

[entropy]

They also made a .410 auto, the Noble 80. I had one, wish I still did.

 

[Rex in OTZ]

They also made a .410 auto, the Noble 80. I had one, wish I still did.

As I have only seen a couple Noble .22's I never had any experence with the shotguns other than seeing one or two in used gun racks in LGS down States.
I have yet to encounter any Noble in NW Alaska.

Here "THR" from 2017 about Noble shotguns.
https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/noble-shotguns.827354/

 

[entropy]

And you'll note post # 5.

 

[Janos Dracwlya]

It looks like a gun that was announced a couple of years ago from a company called Adler.

I'd buy one, but capacity is a less than I'd like; my 870 is the same barrel length, and holds another round. I do love that it's a lever-gun. They work better for me than a pump.