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And no magnums indoors But its convenient and useful

Hm, I will try to be there. Why not.

All season = no season. I switch out in mid December. And AWD doesn't help you stop or turn so don't fool yourself.

LOL

Now I'm not sure...I think it's a Featherlight, with a steel receiver, NOT the Ultralite aluminum receiver. I can check when I get home. I see Ithaca is selling a 37 rifled barrel for $275 but that's waaaay more than I paid for the whole gun so far.

Thanks for the input. Yes, it kicks hard, I put a few rounds downrange just to try it out and it was quite a bang. I could hit a 12" target at 100yds with half my shots but that's about it As long as it's worth keeping around, I'll do what's necessary to make it useful. I haven't found much info on these guns online since it seems "Ithaca" as a company has changed hands and changed locations many times over the years. I will PM about the saddle mount.

Looking for opinions on a shotgun here... I "prematurely inherited" an Ithaca 37 Ultralight in 12ga from my grandfather recently, with the shorter smooth Deerslayer barrel as well. The barrels are ok, some scoring inside but the outside of everything is pristine. I'm not terribly accurate with the iron sights (SCFGPA is 100 yards targets) but if I ever intend to go shotgun hunting (deer) would you suggest I: 1. Keep the Ithaca, get some sort of shotgun scope for it cobbled together and use slugs 2. Sell it and get something newer and nicer and use sabots I don't see much of a need for multiple shotguns so if I went with #2 I wouldn't keep them both. To put a scope on the ithaca I think it could clamp to the rear sight but it would need something like 12" of eye relief. Thoughts?

That sounds about right although there's an initial fee that's something under $100 (sad that I've forgotten already, I only joined this year). You don't need to know anybody, you can provide letters from any two people that will attest that you're not a lunatic and that's good enough. I know there's been a backlog of new members though, it might take a while to get a response.

Echoes of OCSW. This will never reach production. Edit: OICW, this one isn't crew-served. But still.

Welcome to the club! Strangely my 2022 came with 2 mags, night sights, and a second grip. Must be cost cutting nowadays...

Does it have to be new?

On an '06 expect to replace the axles. Those joints are not servicable EDIT: just noticed this was from almost a week ago. Hopefully it worked out for ya.

Wow, thats quite nice of them. Thanks.

whoops, double

You need to figure out how to do that in vector format...then you can resize it to infinity without any loss. I'm not volunteering (don't know how...you'd probably have to re-create the logo from scratch) just throwing that out there.

I have a ProPoint on my Winchester which I like. They're pricy for NIB but you can find them all over fleabay for cheap.

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Right but if you purchase a handgun while a resident of another state and subsequently move here, you don't have to tell anybody about the guns. I'm sure they have to be legal (no silencers and what-not) but there's no registration.

You can see "THE LIST" on the link below...the MAC-11 is on it, not the CM-11. If this qualifies as a pistol, you're SOL because of the barrel shroud and it's a "copy of an automatic weapon". If it counts as a rifle you should be ok. I've seen that the CM-11 is technically a rifle but you never know with our fine state. http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/062408_title13ch54.pdf

Just my $0.02 but I've not been thrilled with the accuracy of the 3.9" barrel in my Sig. If I had to do it over I'd get a longer one in the P series. Of course...part of that is operator error though...

Can anybody assist me with a Sig Pro sight pusher (I think it's different from the P series pusher somehow)? Preferably someone who patronizes SCFGPA, as I am still a n00b on this board and wouldn't expect anyone to actually loan it to me... I'm loathe to buy a tool I would only use once. TIA

Franklin Twp. But since there's like 4-5 of those in this state, I just figured I'd start with my county B) Thanks for the welcomes, guys.

I don't believe it for a second. I think we'll see CDMA iPhones in other countries first, which is our sign that it's coming here.

Hey guys, just found the site. I live in Somerset County and shoot at SCFGPA. I have: Sig Pro in .40 Colt Python Sako Vixen in .222 (that's a fun one) Winchester 9422 Ithaca Model 37 in 12ga. Looking forward to meeting...some of you.