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Be aware, Gunbroker has probably been hacked. I put a post up on Shotgun World letting people know that something was going on and others are now responding back that they had the same page diversions and did what I did, ie: turned off machine. If your are in doubt that something got through...

This just arrived today. It is a 1951 Ithaca 37T 12ga. A "T" had the wide "Knick" rib. The only flaw/downside is that somewhere in its past, it was opened up to a "Mod" choke.

I see in another post here on a thread that has been closed, that there is some erroneous information. The actual serial nbr cutoff is 855,000. This fact is independently verified by reading this page on Ithaca Guns website http://www.ithacagun.com/ithacabarrels.html a little over 1/3 down...

Fellow board members. We have been notified by the Ithaca Gun company that they want to host another open house this year. Discussions are currently going on to select the best date, for the most people. Everyone involved is being cognizant of "back to school time", "the beginning of hunting...

Have any of you done business with them recently ? They are advertising Ithaca parts and I faxed them but got no answer. I also just emailed them today. Sorry if you see this in multiple places. Bob's Gun Shop po box 200 royal ar 71968 http://www.gun-parts.com/

The ones of you all that are members over on Shotgunworld have seen these, for the ones of you that aren't here are some pics of the what I am doing lately. I have a 1952 16ga Ithaca 37 28" FULL with a Simmons rib on it. I am going to strip the blue via chemicals and do little if no abrasive...

Ithaca 37 fans, especially the ones that live close by here in Ohio, there is a gathering on the 26th and 27th of June with factory tours on the 26h. Read about it here on Ithaca Gun's website http://www.ithacagun.com/

Some of you have probably seen this on the other shotgun forums, but I have to share..... Well I found a 1953 model 37 16ga on gunbroker. I was specifically buying it for the magazine nut. It has a polychoke barrel on it and had a cruddy looking recoil pad (notice the had). Well this turns...

I am sure some of you have seen this on the other forums I post to, however, I decided to share with the ones that haven't. I am restoring a 1948 Ithaca 37 16ga. Here are some pics of the 1948 as it was when I opened the box. It was a bit misrepresented. Next time I won't simply take a...

LWRC is a company that makes rifles, among other things. They are leaving the state of Md because of the political climate there. Here is the link reposted to the testimony http://forum.lwrci.com/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=13415 The more companies that help attack them on an economic front, the...

I just bought my kid a new shotgun. Gander Mountain had Remington do a special run for them http://www.remington.com/products/firearms/special-runs/shotguns/model-870-express-jr-specialrun.aspx It is 1" shorter in LOP than the standard youth model. My kid is 4'10" and almost 17 so she will be...

Just sharing these with you all. It would be nice to have the disposable income to buy these. I don't have an extra $10,500.00 to spend on a set of percussion revolvers, Oh well..... http://www.gunsinternational.com/Remington-1858-Army-44-caliber-revolvers-AH2992-.cfm?gun_id=100295615 make...

Does any have or had both so a valid comparison can be made ? I drug my feet when I should have bought a ROA, and now the fixed sight ones are outrageously expensive IF you can find one. I have been considering the Uberti 1858, either in the conversion model, or getting a percussion one and...

Folks, I ran into this over on the OHIOCCW.ORG forums and it was so profound, that I decided to share it. http://jpfo.org/filegen-a-m/jp_seven.htm dc