Ithaca Firearms

Go to www.gunbroker.com and see what you can find. These occasionally are available on that site, though I think the Model 49 is more common. Hope that helps!

Ithaca made several different models of 22 cal rifles, from 1958 to 1979. What model are you asking about?

ithaca automatic 22 long rifle x5lighting patent pending on it what is it worth

The exact value of a 1909 Ithaca double barrel shotgun stagecoach model would actually be dependent upon a number of factors. The most important factor that would be considered is the condition of the shotgun.

Don.t know the value, but with the serial # 72131, it was produced between 1948 and 1949.

What do you want to know? They made the X-5 lightning in both a tube-fed, and a magazine rifle.

If you are talking about complete disassembly you should probably buy yourself a copy of "The Gun Digest Book Firearm Assembly Part 5: Shotguns" by DBI Books, inc.

If all you want to do is remove the barrel then after activating the safety turn the magazine end cap clockwise until it stops then turn the barrel 90 degrees clockwise and remove. You can certainly continue disassembly if you want to try as this is not a complacated shotgun. The description to do so though is quite lengthy.

I am assuming you are taking abouit either a Model #37 or a M#87

Paid 50 for mine in excellent condition 70s model. But I think a fair value would be between $100 and $150

Mine is worth much more than the $65 i gave for it , by mail in 1966. I would like to think upwards of $500.00

That really depends on the condition. Take it to a gunsmith or appraiser or go to auctionarms.com to get an idea of what they are selling for.

$400 - $450 +/-

Watertable, forearm metal, and barrels

Low of 50 to a high od about 300 for one that is totaly mint.

Well it's not that easy for Remington's you should start with the Remington Society of America, sign up for the forum and ask questions. http://remingtonsociety.com/forums/

The Ithaca Model 49 was manufactured between 1951 and 1978. So at best it is 30 years old. In 80% condition today the standard model is worth about $100.

Less than $100 in exc condition. These were inexpensive pistols in their day, and have little to no collector interest.

ADDING: I agree with the above poster. This is a cheap and often unreliable gun, although I had one made in the middle 1980s that did work reliably. I paid $40 for mine brand-new. I'd say $65-95 U.S. dollars.

If you have a Titan made of steel and not alloy,in mint condition,it will fetch $200.00.

If you have an alloy Titan in mint condition will fetch $150.00. I paid 95(with hunter holster) for one that was about 85% but it was mostly chrome except for the frame.I fieldstripped & detailed it.I then polished the feed ramp & bought original magazines for it.It cycled every hollow I put thru it.It can be relied on to save your bacon,if you take the time to give it a "TUNE UP".

The serial number indicates it is a Flues Model mfg. in 1915, the T would indicate it is a Trap gun, and very desierable to have if it is in decent condition.

Ithaca imported this gun from LSA in Finland from 1971 thru 1978, when it was discontinued. It was available in several different calibers, but the 270 was first available in 1971. According to "Modern Guns", 15th edition, this gun in "excellent condition" should be worth $420.00; in "very good" condition $335.

Your serial number and description indicates that you have a Ithaca Baker model shotgun,which was made in either 1885,or 1886.The value cannot be determined unless you provide a more detailed description of the shotguns overall condition,to include the amount of original finish remaining on the wood and metal,the bores overall condition(any pitting,or rust) barrel length,etc.

NID with serial # 446018 was made in 1927

I'm not sure anymore. There are Ithaca gun collector clubs that should be able to help you. I don't know if Ithaca is still in business or not. They were in Union Springs, NY the last I knew. GOOGLE Ithaca gun collectors and see what you get.

A Model 37 is a "pump", so a double barrel could not be a Model 37

I am not sure if the date makes a huge difference, but GunBroker.com says the featherlight is worth and estimated $375.00.

Your gun was made in?æ1924. The F stands for field grade, and the 12 for 12 gauge. They value around $300.

your gun was made in 1952 it hard to say the value depends on the condition of the gun i would say it could be worth anything from $100 to $500 depends on the condition and who got the Cash to pay for it

You have an Ithaca Flues model made in 1915. Can not provide additional information without the stampings on the watertable, barrel flats and overall condition.