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Unread 07-03-2025, 12:54 PM   #2
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They are great shotguns. I bought a used one way back in 1976 from the old Butternut Sports in Syracuse, New York. Mine has a plain stock, with a 28" Modified choke barrel.

I took it to Maine and Florida during my Navy days. I don't know how many ducks, geese, woodcock, etc. I have taken with it. The bluing was just about worn off and in 2011, I sent it back to the new Ithaca Gun Company to have them re-blue it. I told them to leave the RayBar sight on it and leave the wood alone. They did a great job on it.

I always liked the stocks with the checkered wrist like yours.

As to that scratch, I would think that a tiny bit of Tru-Oil or similar product rubbed into the scratch would cover it up nicely.
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