How many HANDGUNS have you run across with the brand name ITHACA on them? Founded in 1883 in Ithaca, NY until it was purchased and moved in 1987 to King Ferry, NY where it operated until 1996, dba ITHACA GUNS USA LLC of Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
The Government Model 1911A1 .45acp was the FIRST handgun to wear the Ithaca brand, nearly 70 years AFTER the company began. But their FIRST and ONLY commercially offered handgun is the one described below.
ITHACA GUNS X-CALIBER, 300 units produced 1988 only. This gun is SN 00000101 found complete with original box, warranty, Owner's Manual, even the original oil paper the gun was wrapped in at the factory.
Will be happy to hang on to this one even though I'm busy auctioning off over 100 guns from my collection.
I love a good lil' 22. Nothing better for a day of plinking cans or targets at 100-150 yards out.
I have a Savage stevens model 887 & a Savage nodel 6A with a bsa 3x9 scope, sighted in at 150 yards.
Last edited by gsbuickman; 06-18-2012 at 01:02 AM.
Ruger 10/22 standard;- Silver with laminated stock, simmons 22Mag scope Ruger 10/22 International;- silver with laminated stock, Simmons 22Mag scope. Ruger 10/22 40th Anniversary; 2004 NIB Savage 3B; (Looking to get a 26" bbl to replace a 16" chopped rescue.) Stevens Junior 11; Looking to get a lifting handle for the block as it also retains the firing pin. Winchester 1902; Looking for a replacement trigger guard. Stock was wrapped around a tree back in the '30s or 40's.
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billy: do tell more about this range report?
that is a 1975 contender that i got recently.
it came with the original 10" .357mag bbl and they threw in the NIB super 14 .22 match bbl.
here it is with the .357bbl
I'm just proud I can finally say I've got a dog in this hunt. For 40 years, I never had a gun I had picked out, bought and paid for in my house. I'd had a Mosin 1905 I was given by a friend. I loaned it to another friend. He died. His wife sold my Mosin to her nephew for $100 - and refused to tell me how to contact him. Then, my wife had me buy her a Mossberg pump 12-gauge. It wasn't until I retired that I was able to stop, look and buy my own gun that I wanted. And the first was my baby - a Mohawk Brown Nylon 66. Codes show it as January 1965 manufacture - the year I graduated High School.
My starter:
And my two additions: A pair of Stevens Model 87As from neighboring pawn shops, bought for about the same price on the same run in my car.
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No pics but here goes
Ruger 10/22 stock
Hi Standard R101 revolver with 2', 4" and 6" barrel all in nickel plate swapped for a switch blade with mey wife's cousin
and an H&R 922 I picked up recently