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1920 ithaca m-49 flues trap gun question
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Goatwhiskers
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Can't speak for all, but the one in my shop is chambered for 2 1/2" shells. Something to think about. Goat
A 1920 Flues model Ithaca is a side by side double shotgun.
There was an Ithaca single shot 22 that looked like a lever action Winchester,but was actually a single shot 22,sort of a modified Martini breech system.If that is what we are talking about,value is not great and it is not all that old,maybe 70's?
If it works,it has the value of a utility single shot 22.
There was an Ithaca single shot 22 that looked like a lever action Winchester,but was actually a single shot 22,sort of a modified Martini breech system.If that is what we are talking about,value is not great and it is not all that old,maybe 70's?
If it works,it has the value of a utility single shot 22.
The Flues was a version of the Ithaca hammerless double shotgun, designed by Emil Flues & made from 1908-26.
The Flues Models had no model numbers, but did have grade numbers, ascending 1 through 7.
The Ithaca Model 49 Saddlegun is (as posted above) a Western-styled lever-action .22 cal single-shot hammer rifle made of a Zinc-type alloy on the Martini dropping/tilting block action design - made from 1968-78.
A Flues can be worth up to several thousand dollars, a Saddlegun up to $150 - and either, of course, much less.
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The Flues Models had no model numbers, but did have grade numbers, ascending 1 through 7.
The Ithaca Model 49 Saddlegun is (as posted above) a Western-styled lever-action .22 cal single-shot hammer rifle made of a Zinc-type alloy on the Martini dropping/tilting block action design - made from 1968-78.
A Flues can be worth up to several thousand dollars, a Saddlegun up to $150 - and either, of course, much less.
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