£ 250.00Ithaca Model 37r 12GA - For Sale
- Make:
- Ithaca
- Model:
- Model 37r
- Caliber:
- 12GA
- Certificate:
- Section 2 SGC
- Barrel Length:
- 30 in
- Status:
- Used
- Condition:
- Excellent Condition
- Construction Year:
- 1948
This is an Ithaca Model 37R pump shotgun in 12ga. It was manufactured in 1948. It is a blued with a 30" solid rib barrel, chambered for 2 3/4" shells with a fixed full choke. It is in good shape showing some light handling marks. Someone has etched an ID number on the left side of the receiver. The stock and forearm show some typical dings and surface scratches. It has original plastic buttplate with a 14" length of pull. The bore is nice and shiny.
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