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Since the original question was specifically limited to quarter-stocked underlever guns, the field for comparison is limited. Several Haenel and Diana BSA 'clones' would qualify, plus a few from Asia (only one of these I've seen in the flesh was a somewhat crudely finished example from India). If the restriction on stock style were relaxed, I'd propose the Diana 58 as the most elegant pre-WWII underlever of all.
Don R.
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