Bought a few guns

[Buckslayer]

I recently came into ownership of an ithaca m-66 20 gauge single shot and a winchester 37a 16 gauge. Both are in great condition and I cant wait to try em out on some rabbits. Does anyone have either of these guns and feel like giving opinions on the quality? Also any idea on their value? I feel I got a decent price on them but not really sure. Has anyone used either gun for deer hunting, I heard that ithaca was great with slugs. Also got a pre '68 wingmaster, but I know its value and I must say wingmasters are my fav gun.

 

[Beentown]

I bow to Sams knowledge on shotguns. BTW this thread is an epic failure....no pics!

 

[Ohiosam]

The Wingmaster is head and shoulders above what Remington sells today. Is it a 12?
I have a friend that has one of the NEF muzzleloaders. Good, reliable muzzlestuffer.
The 37A is a later version of the 37 that like most Winchesters after 1964 wasn't made to the same high quality of the earlier guns. Still a good gun and being a 16 gives you style points.
The Ithaca is also a good little gun. Always wanted one, they just seem cool.

 

[CJD3]

Those are a Cool selection!
They should be added to the "Gun Porn" thread !

 

[Archertl]

I wish the Ithaca M66 that was handed down to me in such good condition. I have an old wingmaster 870 20ga and sam is right they don't make them like they used to. Your 37a looks great too.

 

[Titanfreak9]

I don't have any experience with the Ithaca model 66, but I do have some what of an Ithaca collection. Their my go to guns for any type of hunting. I've got an Ithaca 12 gauge SXS w/ Damascus barrels made in 1902, Ithaca model 600 12 gauge over under, model 37 ultrafeatherweight 20 gauge, model 37 featherweight in 12 & 20 gauge, and the model 72 22 LR Saddlegun. If you ever feel like parting with that 66, I'd be very interested in it.