I found this ithaca in a local gunshop on there " as is " rack. Her wood was in pretty good shape, but her metal was rusted as hell (no pitting though) and she didnt wanna keep shells in her mag tube. A complete tear down, some tlc, some parkerizing from a fellow calgunner (he did a great job), some oil. I think she came back to a pretty decent field gun. I have to say I like my ARs and my 20" polymer stock mossberg, but there is something sexy about a wood and steel 12 ga. with a nice long barrel. Thanks for looking.
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ithaca 37 brought back to life
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good job bringing back an old gun. do you have before pics? -
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Nice job on saving a bit of history.
Ithaca is back in business but they are pricy for a new one.
I must say the Stevens 350 (37 clone) I bought for my grandson has really impressed me and that bottom eject is pretty neat.Comment
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Nice job! I love it when people save things like this.Illustrator and Graphic Designer

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Nice job! Looks great and I hope it shoots as good as it looks.Comment
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Great job. I love Ithacas and my police trade in M37. I do not understand why all of their stuff is insanely expensive now but they are quality guns.Comment
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