#ITHACA 37 SHOTGUN REPAIR SERIAL NUMBER#
Slam Fire Capable After running a serial number lookup, we believe this shotgun was manufactured in 1969. This shotgun features a 2 3/4' chamber and a fixed modified choke. I kept getting these mental images of the General getting dumped on his six in front of his troops. For sale is an Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight pump-action shotgun in 20 gauge.
He was a Thoroughbred, and a small charge of gunpowder is common to the breed. I knew my horse, and while very well trained for me to ride, he had not had too many other people on his back besides my son. After some contemplation, I declined the request. Some weeks later the Army Reserve contacted me and expressed interest in renting my horse for a day so that the same general, who as they told me was an accomplished West Point Equestrian could review his troops from the saddle during his upcoming retirement ceremony. Also available in straight-grip style as a special order item. I trained him well, as I used him as a mounted patrol horse as a police officer. New reproduction standard grade american walnut semi-finished (needs final fitting to the gun, sanded and a finish put on ). He stood motionless through volley's of rifle fire. At one ceremony the commanding general of our state Army Reserve witnessed my horse, and was very impressed when a UH-1 helicopter landed right next to my mount, and all the while he stood like a rock chewing his bit. The new value of an ITHACA 37 shotgun has risen 220.09 dollars over the past 12 months to a price of 1,832.00.
The 12 month average price is 1,832.00 new and 522.66 used. That gun was none other than the Ithaca Model 37, a gun. A little off topic, but back in the 90's I had a beautiful, tall, Thoroughbred gelding that I used in military ceremonies/funerals as The Riderless Horse. AN ITHACA 37 shotgun is currently worth an average price of 1,832.00 new and 517.78 used. The Ithaca Gun Company may have gotten its start in 1883 but they didn’t begin producing their best-selling shotgun for another fifty years. Your declining to allow a television program to use your Ithaca brings about a memory of my being asked to loan an item. That one does have a reproduction wooden heat shield A severly rusted and damaged gun being restored in a step by ste.
#ITHACA 37 SHOTGUN REPAIR SERIES#
I believe I paid about the same for my WW1 Remington. Step 1 of a restoration series of an ithaca model 37 featherwieght 12 gauge. Ithaca reached out to me to borrow it for a television show a few years ago but I declined. I also have a copy of the shipping documents from Ithaca proving it's original. I paid $8000 for my WW2 Ithaca about 5 years ago.
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