ithaca smokless sxs shotgun
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I have this ithaca sxs shotgun there is no model number any where that I can see the only numbers on the gun are 133741 I belive that to be the serial number can anyone tell me where I can get parts for it and about what year the gun was made I need a stock and trigger guard they are missing the rest seems fine, the lever swing freely there must be a spring missing also or would it be better just to sell it for parts the barrel is nice and so id the forend and receiver any help will be greatly appreciated I wish i had a manual showing if I a missing any parts Thanks Ed
I have this ithaca sxs shotgun there is no model number any where that I can see the only numbers on the gun are 133741 I belive that to be the serial number can anyone tell me where I can get parts for it and about what year the gun was made I need a stock and trigger guard they are missing the rest seems fine, the lever swing freely there must be a spring missing also or would it be better just to sell it for parts the barrel is nice and so id the forend and receiver any help will be greatly appreciated I wish i had a manual showing if I a missing any parts Thanks Ed
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Spend ~$1000 fixing it and you'll have a $300 gun
It is parts.
http://www.diamondgunsmithing.com/
Les is great. His site has the Ithaca dates of manufacture.
I suspect you have an Ithaca Hammerless.
Yours should be a 1906 Minier model.0 -
Thank You for the info I figured it was junk I'll just throw it away Thanks again Ed 0 -
I don't know if your serious or not. I would not throw it away it has value just is not worth fixing. Kind of like totaling a car. Not worth fixing, but sure is worth selling the good parts.
I would list it on the auction side. Each piece individually (frame, bbs, forend). Start at $1.0 -
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Thank You for the info I figured it was junk I'll just throw it away Thanks again Ed
skyhigh is correct... you could easily spend 2X - 3X what the gun would be eventually worth just trying to fix it. Unless the gun has sentimental value, I agree that it is best suited as a parts gun.0 -
thanks I will try that Ed 0
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