Ithaca Shotgun, 12 Gauge, 32" Barrel,

Description:
An Ithaca shotgun chambered in 12 Gauge with a 32-inch barrel is almost universally a vintage, specialized target or waterfowl gun manufactured during the golden age of American firearms (primarily the early to mid-20th century). Because 32-inch barrels are exceptionally long, they were highly favored for maximizing sight radius and swing momentum in competitive clay shooting and long-range duck hunting. These were the first American shotguns designed from the ground up exclusively for competitive trap shooting. They feature heavily built, ornately engraved steel receivers coupled with high-grade walnut, a pistol grip, and a wide "beavertail" forearm to protect the shooter's hand from barrel heat. 12 Gauge

Chambers: Single Shot
Metal Condition: Receiver has Very Good Ornately Etched Hunting Scenes with Some Bluing Handling Wear and Very Minor Pitting on Barrel in Locations
Wood Condition: High Grade Checkered Walnut in Very Good Age Relative Condition with Some Minor Wood Indentations and Scratches
Barrels: 32" Modified Choke Barrel
Triggers: Factory
Stock Dimensions:
"14 1/4"" LOP, 1 3/4"" DAC, 2 1/4"" DAH, 3/8"" Cast Off
Fore End: High Grade Checkered Walnut in Very Good Age Relative Condition with Some Minor Wood Indentations
Butt Pad: Rubber Recoil Pad
Weight: 8.75 lbs
Sights: White Bead on Vented Rib with White Mid. Bead
Item Location: Tulalip, WA

Price: $1,399.99