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Here is the wood on a 12 gauge NID field grade that I have. It is a late gun being built in 1941. The theory is that Ithaca used up some of there higher grade wood on field guns towards the end of production. This particular gun has 30” barrels and weights 7lbs 8oz. I also have a later 30’s built 16 NID that weights 6lbs 8oz.
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