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  • rufe-snow
    According to Blue Book they were manufactured between 1965 & 1971.


    EDIT #1, Give you the wrong dope. The single shot lever action was made between 1961 & 1978.
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  • pirate2501
    Rufe it's a tube fed
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by pirate2501
    Rufe it's a tube fed



    The Ithaca Model 49 lever action single shot has a piece of tubing under the barrel to give it the appearance of having a magazine. This isn't a functional magazine though, it's just cosmetic.

    EDIT #1, I got this photo of a Ithaca Model 49 off the net it shows the dummy magazine under the barrel made out of tubing.


    ithaca49.jpg
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  • pirate2501
    No it is actually a tube that holds the shots. Much like the Marlin 39A but it ejects from the top instead of the side. Never saw anything like it before.
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  • pirate2501
    Thats exactly what it looks like but the tube holds 13 shots.
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  • XP100
    49 is a single shot, 49R is a repeater,a MAgnum was also manufactured and the Model 72 was a repeater imported for Germany, made by Erma Werke.
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by pirate2501
    No it is actually a tube that holds the shots. Much like the Marlin 39A but it ejects from the top instead of the side. Never saw anything like it before.



    Best to post quality close-up photos of your rifle, specially showing the mechanism and all markings. As of this point in time you have me thoroughly confused.
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  • pirate2501
    Can't post photos - computer illiterate - maybe when my son gets home this weekend he can post the photos - Thanks
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  • Grasshopper
    Its an Ithaca model 72,,tube feed, made in West Germany. Haven't had one in many years,,but remember they were super smooth. 70s years made.
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  • RCrosby
    Don't believe the 49R and the 72 are at all alike. No?
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