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  • Chappyjf
    I'm trying to find all the information I can on a Ithaca-SKB model 500 20ga. I have been to both Ithaca's & SKB's web sites but could not locate any information on it. Do you have any suggestions?
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  • bobski
    old or new production?

    former air operations officer SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team 2. former navy skeet team, former navy rifle/pistol team member. co-owner skeetmaster tubes inc.. owner/operator professional shooting instruction.
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  • geeguy
    Model 500 was imported between 1966-1979.12,20,28,.410, over/under, 26",28",30" vent rib barrels, Blued with Walnut stock. Excellent condition $400-475.

    I've had very good luck with SKB's (505 & 585). Bobski told me that they have weak ejectors and firing pins, so don't dry fire without snap caps. I've never had a problem, but I don't dry fire.

    If you got it, shoot it.
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  • duckhunter
    YOUR MODEL 500 WAS NOT MADE BY EITHER ITHACA OR SKB BUT MADE IN JAPAN 1966-1979 CURRENT BLUE BOOK LIST THE 20 GA AT %95 FOR ABOUT $450.00 THE GUN IN THIS MARKET WOULD BRING A FEWW $$$$$$ MORE AS YOU DID NOT MENTION ENGRAVING THIS VALUE IS FOR A FIELD GRADE GUN. FUN TO SHOOT. GOOD LUCK,

    I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
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  • bobski
    isnt skb from japan?
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  • duckhunter
    no.

    I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
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  • bobski
    then where is it from?
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  • only winchesters
    My book says SKB Arms Company, is located in Tokyo Japan. They have been in business since 1855. Currently they are referrred to as: "The New SKB Arms Co." they went through an ownership change. Ithica did import various Md 500 and Md 600 series guns, starting in 1966 through 1979. relax Bobski you are right, they are from Japan! LOL Regards Dave
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  • bobski
    i know, i just wanted to see if duckhunter would fess up to a mistake...which i watch for with baited breath. got em. man, im sure glad skb is in tokyo. if it wasnt, that means the factory rep that took me thru the factory wasnt a factory rep and all the guns i saw were cardboard props or something! ahh, the good ole days in the military. i sure miss it! skeet shooting was more prestigious than golf and came in close to baseball! you had to be a club member and your gun had to be kept at the range. the rep would bring 20 or 30 every week peddling them to sailors. my 685 was custom made to my specs. got it dirt cheap too. i got to pick the block of wood! i'd like to see hugulu or some turkish co. do that.
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