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  • rgs1975
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 1925

    Ithaca SKB Question...?

    I've had these two Ithaca SKB SBS's for decade, I've always been curious about this and am just now getting around to actually asking anyone about it.

    The 12G has very basic and simple engraving while the 20G has comparatively fancy engraving. They are both marked as Model 100 and the only difference I can find on the two of them (other than barrel length and gauge) is the engraving.

    Do you think the 20G fancier engraving is aftermarket and the more simple design on the 12G is what would have come from the factory?

    20G
    ISKB20a.jpg ISKB20b.jpg

    12G
    ISKB12a.jpg ISKB12b.jpg
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    Sputnik
    Senior Member
    • May 2011
    • 2227

    I don’t think it’s aftermarket as I have a model 100 12g with that same “fancy” engraving. It could just be changes over the years of production or perhaps there were different levels of model 100?

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      BOBGBA
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      CGN Contributor
      • Sep 2010
      • 2392

      No, it is not aftermarket. It came from the factory that way.
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        Southpaw45
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        • Sep 2008
        • 2333

        That is no doubt factory engraving. Their hand done in the Miroku plant in Japan. The Cowboy Action Shooters are raising the prices of these well-made shotguns. There cutting the barrels and stocks down and getting rid of the auto ejection feature and sometimes converting the inertia trigger reset to a mechanical reset.
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