Historical Overview of the Ithaca Gun Co. says that in 1987 Ithaca Acquisitions, Inc. Moved the gun making operations to King Ferry, NY. and changed the model m-37 to model 87. In 1996 Ihtaca gun Co. LLC changed it back to model 37.
1989
The Ithaca Model 87 shotgun typically uses interchangeable choke tubes to control the spread of the shot pattern. The specific choke tubes used on a Model 87 can vary depending on the manufacturer's specifications. Common choke tube options for the Model 87 may include Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder, and Cylinder chokes, allowing shooters to adjust their shot pattern for different hunting or shooting situations. It is important to refer to the owner's manual or contact Ithaca customer service to determine the correct choke tube options for the Model 87.
The Ithaca Model 87 Deerslayer typically requires a specific set of scope mounts designed for its unique receiver design. Most commonly, the Weaver-style bases or specific mounts made for the Ithaca Model 87 are used. It's crucial to ensure that the mounts are compatible with the 20-gauge model, as there can be variations between models. Always consult the manufacturer's specifications or an expert for the best fit and compatibility.
the Stevens model 87 was made 1938-1945,with total production of 200,000.
The Model 37 became the Model 87 when the old Ithaca Gun Company "went under" for the last time and the Ithaca Acquisition Corporation purchased most of its assets in 1987, eventually moving the company to Kings Ferry, NY in the summer of 1989. They completed about 1,000 Model 37's that had been purchased as a "work in progress", but dubbed all new guns as Moel 87's - commemorating the year that the IAC came into being.
what is the value of a Winchester rifle 85?
There was no Remington Model 11-80. The Model 11-87 was/is not produced in .410. The Model 1100 semiauto and the Model 11-48 semiauto were. sales@countrygunsmith.net
The Ithaca model 37 has been manufactured pretty much unchanged since 1937, so you be the judge if it's a good gun. The name was changed to model 87 in 1987 but changed back to model 37 around the year 2000. I see no listing for "Featherweight" although there is a "Featherlight".
Without any further info on your specific firearm, the only dates that I can give are from 1937 to 1987. Ithaca made several different variations of the Model 37, some of which went out of production before others. Production did start in 1937, and the last variations of the Model 37 were replaced by (or renamed to) the Model 87 in 1987.
Gun traders guide has 18 different listings on the model 37, Depending on model, they list by year and price listing also. I would have to say it would be about 25- 30 years old and worth about $ 600-2,000 depending on how good of shape it's in. * The above answer is false unless you have a special "$5000 grade" model 37. Very fancy with alot of engraving and gold inlays. The Ithaca model 37 was produced from the 30's till the 80's where it ceased production for a while. Then in the nineties it was produced again. From 87 to 96 it was renamed the 87. There are about 30 different variations of the 37. In average to very good shape it would be worth $150-$500 depending on variation. For a precise dating and value go to www.shotgunworld.com. Then go to the forum.
Made from 59-87.
50-175 USD