Yes, you can mount a scope on an Ithaca M49 Magnum, but it typically requires the use of a specialized scope mount or adapter, as the rifle does not come with factory scope mounting provisions. Additionally, some modifications may be necessary to ensure proper alignment and stability. It's important to choose a mounting option that doesn't interfere with the rifle's operation or aesthetics. Always consult a gunsmith for the best results.
You can get an owner's manual for the Ithaca Mag 10 from the Ithaca manufacturing company. Call the customer service line and they will mail one out to you.
you need a rail for a LA 110. Midways got it. You need to know if you have a real flat reciever or round.
From what I understand, its a big 10 gauge shotgun, more specifically a shortened police variant of the Ithaca Mag-10.
I saw one for sale at a Florida gun show on Dec 13, 2008. It was the Presentation Model 49, lever rolling block style, single shot in 22 Mag, beautiful walnut stock, all in all a gun in 98% condition. It sold for $280 within and hour of the show opening.
$500.00-$750.00 depending on condition
What is the Value of a Remington 770 300 win mag with a scope serial number M72031826
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.
around $500 in very good shape maybe more if it is a high grade in great shape
i used the mount's from a 336 marlin. one has one hole and the other one has two hole's,but worked just fine on my 57 mag. i hope that this will help you.
The Ithaca Model 87 with the serial number 870004685 was manufactured in 1987. The prefix "MAG" indicates that the shotgun is a Mag-10 model, which is designed to handle 3.5-inch shells, distinguishing it from standard models that accommodate shorter shells.
Ithaca did not manufacture any high powered rifles, but did import and distribute some on different occasions in partnership with LSA and BSA in particular. Sounds like what you have is an "Ithaca-BSA" bolt action sold between 1976 and 1978. It was available in both the 300 Win mag and the 7 mm Rem mag. Retail price at that time was $319.95
Yes. I have one for sale if you are interested. Tel. 267-446-9699