Ithaca Firearms

Contact Ithaca for a manual

Call Ithaca at 1 877 648 4222 and they will tell you.

Usually the sn and caliber

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BSA made 8 different Meteor model rifles starting with the MK1 to 6, MK 6 Carbine and a Super. Identify your model and state the condition of the rifle to get an estimate of value.

100

None were imported to the US. SKB did make a 1/2 rifled barrel for the Japanese market but they're very hard to come by, even in Japan.

Its value is $100.00 if it is in good shape.

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Cabela's has one for sale right now for $849, excellent condition. I've seen then go for anywhere from $400 - $1000.

25-125 USD or so

www.gunbroker.com

Probably a Flues model, made in 1914. If in very good condition it would probably bring around $850, +/-

anywhere from $100-$250 depending on condition

in layman terms it could be a 1/4 mile deep by 3/4 mile long because 40 acres is 1/4 mile by 1/4 mile.

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.

Remove the buttplate. There is a large hole in the stock that you insert a large screwdriver into. There is about a 6 inch slotted head bolt that holds the buttstock onto the receiver. You usually need to find a very large screwdriver with a long shank for this job. The biggest one you can find. Try a pawnshop for a cheap one. Otherwise you'll pay about $25 for a new screwdriver.

it a flues field model made in about 1925

Yes...I have one. It has no serial number, and my Dad purchased it from Montgomery Wards in 1968ish

Are you sure its 1941? Production had ceased during the war with few exceptions. Value is too difficult to be accurate without seeing the gun. Condition which includes the amount of original finish and original configuration will determine value. Auto 5's with poly-chokes, compensators and recoil pads (other than Mag 12's) will reduce value.

good condition about 2500.00

$60-$90, depending on condition. These were low cost handguns of indifferent quality.

No such model. There was a Model 49. Vary from 50-165 or so

nothing

Best source is the "Blue Book of Firearm Values" Sold at gun shops, and other pub sales outlets. also online