Ithaca Firearms

Yes. Yes.

Ithica used the same basic receiver for their 37s. You can find a used butt stock and with minor fitting make it work. Many manufactures produce after market stocks both wood and synthetic. Try looking on eBay, there is a seller making aftermarket stocks for Winchester mannlicher rifles. i don't remember his screen name but he will do other models as well. He uses a copy-cat machine but his work is good, however the stocks are not a "rare find". They are current production.

Numrich (gunpartscorp) shows different part numbers for the 20, 16, and 12 gauge stocks. They claim to sell all three although they are sometimes out of stock.

http://www.e-gunparts.com/productschem.asp?chrMasterModel=076Zz37

You can try checking with gun shops, firearm dealers, online marketplaces that sell firearm accessories, or even specialized gun forums or websites that cater to firearm enthusiasts. Be sure to check local laws and regulations regarding the purchase of firearm accessories before making any transactions.

go to a sight www.corsonsbarrels.com ==New Answer == Or look on Gunbroker.com. I have seen these barrels there frequently.

A model 37 with the serial # 10464 was produced in 1939.

ithica model 37 featherlite depending on what guage can vary in price by condition gun blue book has the 16 g at 150 to 450 depending on condition. the ultra lite is the one that has increased in value due to the low production numbers

An Ithaca with serial number 47162 was manufactured between 1888 and 1901 and is called a Crass model after the designer. It was offered in 9 quality levels in three gauges. 16 gauge guns command a 20% price premium. The value depends on the quality level and the condition. Values range from: Quality Level 1 Poor Fair Good V.G. Exc 100 200 350 500 800 Level 3 100 300 7000 1200 1700 Level 4 100 300 1000 1750 2000

is this question a joke?

what the hell: It's 900 degrees of rotation. If you're not an idiot, you would know that it is two and a half revolutions.

To whom it may concern, i bought a 20 gauge Ithaca Model 300 with a vented rib barrel when i was a senior in high school. i am 48 now. i have checked a few places looking for a slug barrel for this model shotgun. Most of the time i was told, i don't have one but i will sell you a extra smooth bore barrel and you can have it cut down, but i was looking for a rifled barrel. more than once I was told that Ithaca never made a slug barrel for that model gun, and since high school i have only seen one other person that had this same shotgun. i finally gave up on looking. hope you have better luck than i did.

Your gun is a Minier model Ithaca from 1907. "Manier" was a misprint on a serial number chronology Ithaca Gun Co. put out back in the 1960s. These were nice "utility grade" guns, made only for a couple of years, and are not in the same demand as the high grade Ithaca doubles. Depending on condition, these usually sell for $300-$400. PLEASE have this checked by a competent gunsmith before shooting ANYTHING in it. Guns from that time period sometimes had shorter chambers, and it IS 111 years old.

An Ithaca model 51 magnum 3 inch shotgun is worth $275-$325, depending on condition.

The value of old Ithaca gun signs can vary significantly based on factors such as condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, these signs, particularly those from the brand's heyday in the early to mid-20th century, can fetch anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Factors like the sign's age, graphics, and any unique features also play a crucial role in determining its market value. Collectors often seek out these signs for their historical significance and aesthetic appeal.

Around $125-$150.

Around $25-$50. Likely origin is Belgium, STRONGLY advise that you do NOT attempt to fire it. That time frame covers guns made for black powder shells, not smokeless. The 16 gauge shell was shorter back then, and many of those guns used a Twist steel barrel.

$7000 ish well that is what I heard online

The Lefever Arms Co., Inc. that made the Nitro Special Double and Western Arms Corp. that made the Long Range Double began as seperate corporations that were owned by the same folks that owned Ithaca Gun Co., and the guns were built in the Ithaca factory. The early Nitro Specials were marked "Lefever Arms Co., Inc., Ithaca, N.Y." and the early Long Range Doubles were marked "Western Arms Corp., Ithaca, N.Y." Around 1933, they lumped the brands together and the later Lefevers were marked "Lefever Arms Branch, Ithaca Gun Co., Inc." and the Long Range Doubles were marked "Western Arms Branch Ithaca Gun Co., Inc." The Western Arms Long Range Double had a frame made of malleable iron. These were utility grade shotguns- value in 95% condition is about $225.

Go to the "ithacagun" dot com home website for parts.

That would be hard to say without a much more detailed description of your Marlins overall condition,to include the amount of original finish remaining on the wood and metal,the bore condition of the barrel etc.

To determine the age and value of an Ithaca Mag-10 with serial number 100036741, you would typically need to consult a detailed database or reference specific to Ithaca firearms, as the serial numbers can indicate the year of manufacture. The Ithaca Mag-10 was produced from 1976 to 1989, so this particular serial number suggests it was made during that time frame. As for value, it can vary based on condition, rarity, and market demand, but generally, Ithaca Mag-10 shotguns can range from several hundred to over a thousand dollars. For an accurate assessment, consulting a firearms appraisal expert or guide specific to Ithaca shotguns is recommended.

The Ithaca LSA 65 is a semi-automatic shotgun known for its quality and craftsmanship. Its value can vary significantly based on factors such as condition, age, and any unique features. Generally, prices range from $500 to $1,200, but rare models or those in excellent condition may fetch higher prices in the collectors' market. For an accurate assessment, it's best to consult recent sales or a firearms appraisal expert.

Your serial number indicates that your A.H.Fox shotgun was made in the year 1940.