Article: The First Left-Hand Pump-Action Shotgun

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12-09-2016, 05:52 PM
J.Baker

Article: Did You Know? First Left-Hand Pump-Action Shotgun

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12-11-2016, 10:39 AM
maggiejcampbell

You stated that the Ithaca model 37 lacked a left hand safety. This isn't exactly true as I have a Ithaca 37, 12, with a factory option left hand safety, that I purchased way back in 1984.
12-31-2016, 01:53 AM
mjzman

Have a 30L with adjustable choke in the back of my safe. Bought it new in 1963 when I was 16. Lots of rabbit, squirrel, and crow hunting with that gun through high school.
12-31-2016, 02:42 AM
J.Baker

Quote:

Originally Posted by maggiejcampbell

You stated that the Ithaca model 37 lacked a left hand safety. This isn't exactly true as I have a Ithaca 37, 12, with a factory option left hand safety, that I purchased way back in 1984.

The LH safety on an Ithaca 37 wasn't standard fair, but LH buttons were offered that could be swapped in or a dealer could custom order the gun with it from the factory (still can from the new Ithaca Gun Co. as well).

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