Prolly get a deal on a Russian style one. Let me check the 2,003 threads that have started this week.
As my wife says...Gun Porn!
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They arn’t so heavy when you rest the barrel on the safety bar on yer tree stand…
Or ya could just tie a couple of helium fulled
Balloons to the barrel on a string.
Mickey Merrie
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ThatBuckeyeGuy
Active Member
Couple new toys this weekend. Numbers matching norinco sks and a beautiful Ithaca 37 20 gauge.
JARHEAD
Active Member
Love that Ithaca! First shotgun my dad got me was an Ithaca model 37 in 12. Loved that gun! Wish I still had it!
My grandfather bought one for my uncle when he was young in 16g. He sold it. Grandfather was pissed Everytime I heard him talk about it.
JARHEAD
Active Member
I loved the engravings on the receiver. Wer they the same on all of them or were they different for each caliber?
Archertl
Senior Member
I also picked up an Ithaca. 20 ga SKB 600.
Same engraving. Even on the newer ones made in Upper Sandusky. Kind of looks like they stopped production on shotguns? They sure are proud of them$$$$$.
ThatBuckeyeGuy
Active Member
I have another one with a solid rib in the safe so unsure if ill keep this one or move it along to fund something else that peaks my interest . It was one of those purchases where you pick something up and cant put it down lol
I have my wife’s grandfather’s 37. 12 gauge and the serial number puts it at 1955.
I also have my grandfather’s 37 but it’s not an Ithaca it’s a Winchester 37 single shot 16 gauge. No serial number on it. It’s that old.