Is the barrel marked? The lock plate is a poor way to establish the maker of the gun, particularly on these later percussion pieces. The stock architecture looks a little bulky through the wrist and lock area for a Leman, side facing lookes a little too elongated, cheekpiece is very thick at bottom edge, so I would not attribute it to the Leman shop unless I knew the barrel was marked accordingly. The rectangular, geometric inlays at the first barrel wedge look a little out of place to me, perhaps added later replacing oval inlays that were lost. Shelby Gallien
