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Unread 07-01-2023, 07:19 PM   #1
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Awesome! I have still yet to shoot a 3 1/2" shell in mine.
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Awesome! I have still yet to shoot a 3 1/2" shell in mine.
Bandage your finger and give it a whirl.
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Very nice example. Congratulations!!

That is the 1935 and later shaped beavertail forearm. If you can, could you post a picture of the forearm loop on the barrels and the inside of the forearm? I see it doesn't have cocking indicators. Ithaca "officially" dropped them during 1935. So far I've only recorded three of the Magnum-frame NIDs with indicators, the Capt. Askins/Elmer Keith gun 500000 a No. 4E --

500000 05.jpg

a Field Grade serial number 500114 --

500114 01 Field Grade, 10-gauge, 32-inch.jpg

and a No. 1 serial number 500223 --

500223 01 No. 1, 10-gauge, 32-inch.jpg

I've recorded quite a few in between these three without indicators.

Gotta love that Snipe and Quail on the sides of a No. 2 no matter what gauge it is. My 28-gauge and Super-10 No. 2s --

No. 2 NIDs 02.JPG
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