Ithaca shot gun ser number 270468 what year was it made?

m-66single shot 3inch410 shotgun

There's a list of serial numbers by year at http://ithacagunrepair.com/page5/page23/

There's a list of serial numbers by year at http://ithacagunrepair.com/page5/page23/

Your ithaca flues was made in 1909,so you were close.i would have a competent gunsmith look over your nice ithaca shotgun.he would be able to tell you if your shotgun can first be shot safely and second if the steel used on the shotgun barrels and reciever were made for smokeless or blackpowder shotgun shells.

The Ithaca model 66 single shot shotgun that was made from 1963-1978 was offered in 12ga,20ga and 410 gauge only.

the best that I can do is say that the lefever nitro special was made between the years 1921-1948. I contacted Ithaca Arms and they said that My shot gun was made in 1929.

First off, the Ithaca is one of the finest pump shotguns ever made, and the ones made now are the best yet. (And no, I don't work for them, but I shoot them!) The first criteria is how old is you Ithaca Model 37. Ithacas with a serial number lower than 855,000 DO NOT have interchangeable barrels, so for those, the answer would be no. Ithaca M 37 shotguns with a serial number higher than would easily swap out both barrels and magazine tube. Make sure you have the right spring to go with the 8 shot tube and you should be set. Any more questions can be directed to the Ithaca website in the related link below.

500K sold between 61 and 78

The double is the last model NID (New Ithaca Double) mfg by Ithaca. This one was mfg in 1927. Depending on condition and gauge you may have a very desirable shotgun.

Ithaca Model 49, made c.1968-1970 or so. Value ranges from $50-$125. sales@countrygunsmith.net

Made in 1967. These are pretty common - especially 12 GA. Probably worth between $350 and $450 depending on condition.

No. This was a hardware-store brand (Keen Kutter) which could have been made by any number of manufacturers including Stevens, Crescent, H&A, etc. sales@countrygunsmith.net

The same year you shot your gradma you freak

The Ithaca rifles are rimfire. Most are .22LR, but there is at least one .22 magnum.

Ted Williams shotguns were made by Ithaca and sold thru Sears. Some of this model were made by Bolito of Brazil and will have "Brazil" stamped on the receiver.

On the bottom of the barrel where it meets the chamber.

He shot the arrow through 12 axe heads

Yes, but not steel shot

AFAIK, Colt never made a single shot pistol

With the recent demise (again) of Ithaca, there has been a slight upward trend in the older models including the 66. If in very good condition, $100-$150. sales@countrygunsmith.net

Virtually impossible to identify a firearm just by the serial number.

There is no H49 Ithaca. There is a M49, made for 17 years, single shot 22 cal worth $75 to $100. There is also a M49R, 22 cal repeater, tube fed. Made for 3 years worth $ 250 and more, sonetime much more.

You need to find someone who is an expert in Ithaca firearms.

MODEL 49 INTRODUCED IN 1961 DROPPED IN 1976

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE OF A ITHACA 49 RIFLE The Ithaca Model 49 Single Shot Lever Action rifle was marketed from 1961 to 1978. I have a December 1961 "Guns" Magazine that has a new products section and one item listed as a new product, "Just in time for Christmas," was the Ithaca Model 49 selling for $19.95 and, of course, aimed at the boy's market. I have two Ithaca 49s that I just bought two days ago. They are serial numbered 246xxx and 277xxx (following standard practice the last digits of the serial numbers are kept secret to prevent any scams)so I am of the opinion that one in the 400,000 serial number range is a later one. I have found a person on the internet who is a gunsmith in Ithaca, New York and was a gunsmith for the Ithaca Gun Company for 28 years and advertises to help with telling you the year your Ithaca gun was made if you send him the model and serial number of the Ithaca Gun. I can't think of his web site name but if you use the key words "Ithaca Gun Repair" it will probably come up. Coincidentally, I just emailed him with my serial numbers yesterday, March 12, so I have not heard from him yet. I also want to add that his emphasis is on the Ithaca Shotguns, for which they are somewhat famous, so I am not sure if he has information on the Ithaca 49 rifle. I will also add that the Ithaca 49 was made in Germany by Erma Werke and the wood stock and forearm were reportedly put on in the USA. I guess that is why Ithaca could put on the gun, "Made in USA." Note that the frame of the Model 49 is made of anodized aluminum, not blued steel, so if you think it looks different that is the reason. It appears the lever and the front sight are also aluminum. In my opinion the Model 49 is a wonderful little gun. Moe Wadle 3-13-06 The Model 49 was made in the by Ithaca. The follow-up Model 72 was made in Germany by Erma Werke and then the wood was put on by Ithaca. The Model 72 is a much better made rifle than the alloy cast Model 49 was. The gunsmith you mention is Les Hovencamp, just google Diamond Gunsmithing and you will reach his website. He does not list the serial numbers for the Model 49's or 72's though. Walt Snyder who wrote the 2 books on Ithaca guns was working on a 3rd book addressing the serial numbers for those models and also the Model 66 single shot shotgun among others, but to date that hasn't been completed. L. DeBerry 11-4-11