Lanber o/u

[jascolt]

I am looking for lighter 20g o/u and looked at older post and saw Lanber shotguns mentioned. I downloaded CDNN's catalog as stated in one post but they do not have a Lanber listed in the catalog. Have they quit selling them? Is this gun worth pursuing and if so where can it be purchased?
Thanks,
Jason

[Dennmor]

I'd go to shotgunworld.com and look around.
Here's the link for the "I Love My Lanber" section.

http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewfor ... 83915eb416

D.

[gar-dog]

The distributor in the US is called Camfour Inc. They can get one to your local shop for you to look at. I have 4 Lanber o/u's and love them. Two of them have a few thousand rounds and they have been flawless. I think they are absolutely the best buy (along with Veronas) for an o/u under about $1,800.

[jascolt]

gardog what model would you suggest. I want 20g, 28 barrels w/ ejectors and preferr it to be light also w/ interchanging chokes.

[jascolt]

Thanks for the link denmore, i went over there and man they love their Lanbers. gar dog I see from that site that you are quite the advocator for the Lanber

[gar-dog]

I could have afforded about any gun within reason, and was all set to get a Beretta SP 687 Sporting and stumbled on the Lanber. My FFL went nuts when he saw it after it was shipped in, and ordered 10 for himself, then I picked up 2 more for my kids. (these were the 2097 sporting). Then I got a 4th used because it had 30in barrels and adjustable comb and all this other work. I think they are a hoot.

For the poster, the 20s are available for the first time - it is the 2067 field model, with 28in barrels. It comes with 3 chokes, the sporting 12s come with 5. You can get aftermarket chokes from Trulock.

G