* “The Ithaca Gun Company From the Beginning” by Walter Claude Snyder It has been produced in a bewildering number of finishes, calibers, barrel lengths, smooth bore and rifled barrel configurations, and stock and forearm configurations. The Model 37 has remained in continuous production since its introduction. The Ithaca was an improvement on the former design because it emphasized simplicity of form and function. The Model 37 was a pump action shotgun based on the Remington Model 17 pump shotgun.

*The company released its newest creation: the Model 37 Repeater in 1937.

In 1987 during the bankruptcy proceedings, thus terminating Ithaca Gun’s production of this popular sporting firearm.

The Mag-10 patent rights were sold to the Remington Arms Company, Inc. By 1985 the Supreme Grade was $1,124.Ī Standard Vent Rib model with tubes was a new feature that year. By 1979, a Deluxe Grade at $549.95 and a Supreme Grade at $649.95 were available. The gun was only available with a full-choke 52-inch barrel. Guns not currently registered with BATFE cannot.

In lots of about 100, according to demand, and serial numbers are mixed with those of regular Ithaca shotguns. 2,000 mfg.) has squared grip both were mfg. 2,500 mfg.) has grip spur, Model B (approx. Barrels, case hardened finish, pistol grip, Model A (approx.

Ithaca shotgun serial numbers