Source for NEW Ithaca 37 ?
- Thread starter deerwood
- Start date
- Location
- Lloydminster
We will have some in stock by mid summer. 
i was checking out the new slug gun .it looks pretty cool but seems a bit pricey thy got the right idea with the heavyer barrel and three inch chamber .will have to wait till i can get my hands on one to see how thy feel DUTCH
browninggold
CGN Regular
- Location
- Essex County, Ontario
We will have some in stock by mid summer.
I'll be waiting! From what I've read, these are supposed to be extremely well made guns, the best Ithaca's ever made. The new 28g model 37 is beautiful! Pump guns are coming back!!
- Location
- Lloydminster
If anybody is serious about these, let me know and we'll be sure to include your gun on the order.
- Location
- Lloydminster
same as on the Ithaca site:
http://www.ithacagun.com/ithacaorderform.html
Of course, those US $ need to be converted. We might come in just under.
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Looks like a nice site Sako, but I did notice that for your shotguns, the pics don't come up, just boxes in the upper left corner of the field with little x's in them. Quick questions: 1. I don't see Ithaca on your list of shotguns for sale, and 2. If the Ithaca USA site says $859.00 USD, is that + 20 or 30% for exchange? I might be interested in a featherweight 12 ga. with a 28" barrel.
Yes
Now all we need is an 8-shot mag.
Ok, I'll be the one to ask; "slam-fire"?
I can pretty well 100% guarantee that they will not slamfire...they haven't done that in like 30 years or more and in the sue happy USA...ain't happening.
They are now made in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Last month I was at a sport show in Ohio and Ithaca Gun Company was set up there with about 40 guns. VERY nice and the guys and gals working the booth were super! They now make a 28 ga Featherlight in three grades.
"A" $999, "AA" $1,589 and "AAA" $3,499. Absolutely Beautiful!!
"A" $999, "AA" $1,589 and "AAA" $3,499. Absolutely Beautiful!!
Well, I stand corrected and happily so!
Nice to see the old name on new guns, just as long as the quality is there! Can't go wrong with a Model 37 in 20ga or 16ga for bunny hunting!I used to shoot one for trap and skeet that I bought for similar, and it would surprise you if your finger was anywhere near the trigger when you cycled the action. This 'slam-fire' I heard was caused by a worn-out spring (?) that was not functioning properly after 40-50 years of use. Still the nicest pump I've ever shot, and I would buy another in a second.
No sir, no worn out spring there. That was how they were designed to work from square one. You can't wear an Ithaca out.
