Ithaca 10 Gaige "Roadblocker"

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Hey guys, wondering how hard it is to find one of these bad boys. This is one awesome rig, anybody own or seen any for sale out there ?

If you do own one are they as much fun to shoot as it seems :ar15: ?
 
Look in the Equipment Exchange.

FWIW, Remington's SP-10 is pretty much the old Ithaca Mag 10. So most any Remington dealer should be able to order one in for you.
 
Turkeyslayer 1300 said:
I have only seen one come up for sale, the Roadblocker is a great gun, I know of two that are being used as goose guns, I passed up one recently and have regreted it ever since.
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It's truly a rare occassion that these will pop up on the EE.

IIRC, the shot load of a 3.5 inch 10 gauge shell can be double the shot load for a 12 gauge 2 3/4 inch shell!
Something like 50 or so #4 buckshot pellets in the 10. That's alot of lead for one pull of the trigger.
 
mrclean89 said:
Hey guys, wondering how hard it is to find one of these bad boys. This is one awesome rig, anybody own or seen any for sale out there ?

If you do own one are they as much fun to shoot as it seems :ar15: ?
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This subject came up about a year ago, there is someone on here with an actual Roadblocker, but normally all you see for sale is the lesser Mag 10 versions.
 
i have been to gun shows for years and never saw one but i found mine on ee .it is a light recoiling gun because of the gas action and the weight of the gun and yes it is fun to shoot .
 
Roadblocker

I have a Roadblocker and it is a ton (literally) of fun. I am taking it on a close quarters whitetail drive this fall. The 3 1/2" 00 Buck shells are impressive. Kicks much less than my Marlin SuperGoose in 10 gauge.
 
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