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04-01-2023, 07:12 AM
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Pawn Shop Find
After a doctor's appointment, I stopped by a local Pawn Shop. I spotted this Ithaca/SKB. It's a Model 600 Trap; 30" barrels; IM & F. Original pad. It didn't appear to be used very much at all. Clean, with perfect screws, with the Raybar sight. I made them a cash offer and after some sales stalling they accepted.
I could never find any serial number records for these guns. I did look through some Ithaca catalogs and from what I see they were introduced in 1966, with them switching to the silver nitride frame or receiver in 1972.
Should make for a nice pass shooting gun.
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