This was an impulse buy. Stevens 350 12 gauge, 5+1 capacity, ghost ring sights. It is made by savage arms. It is a copy of the ithaca 37. It was $300 and I needed to save some cash for another handgun purchase. I found however that some of these had issues with spent shells getting stuck, requiring the barrell to be removed. I will put some rounds through it and see how it performs. I had some buyers remorse after the purchase but did read some good reviews along with some bad.

Congrat's

Nice

Good luck with it! Speaking of new shotguns, I just got this:

http://www.mossberg.com/images/Mossberg_Guns/930/NEW/51517.jpg

 

Hoping to pick it up on Wednesday. (Sorry to divert your thread, but I didn't want to start a new one, so I thought we could just have this as the "new shotgun" thread.)

Good luck with it! Speaking of new shotguns, I just got this:

http://www.mossberg.com/images/Mossberg_Guns/930/NEW/51517.jpg

 

Hoping to pick it up on Wednesday. (Sorry to divert your thread, but I didn't want to start a new one, so I thought we could just have this as the "new shotgun" thread.)

Nice!!!

If shells are getting stuck, try fully disassembling your shot gun and inspect the ejection system. A guys at work Stevens mad back in the day had the same issue, after some research and our observation, high brass shells expand to much. If it is doing it try some low brass or low recoil slugs, if this resolves the issue u will know its a fix. If not the ejector maynot be grabbing the rim of the shell propperly.. if that's the case send it to steven and have them fix it

I've always wanted to check out this Steven's shotgun. Seems it would make a good little kicker gun. Keep this thread posted with any issues and the like.

The Ithaca Model 37 is a tried and tested design, and I will definitely own one some day. it was made for around 50 years. I don't know much about Stevens shotguns, but the design they are cloning is solid.

The Ithaca Model 37 is a tried and tested design, and I will definitely own one some day. it was made for around 50 years. I don't know much about Stevens shotguns, but the design they are cloning is solid.

Ithaca M37's are great shotguns. (JMO) If you like forged steel, solidly built, and fewest moving parts of any pump shotgun; there is a lot to like about them. Folks either like or dislike the downward ejection, and the trigger group, while modular, doesn't drop out easily like on a Mossberg or Remington. They're still made though.

http://www.ithacagun.com/

 

And after three years, let's hope Ithaca can finally put the pedal to the metal and get their Phoenix O/U in the hands of anxious consumers! Story:

http://randywakeman....lTrapModels.htm

Good luck with it! Speaking of new shotguns, I just got this:

http://www.mossberg....0/NEW/51517.jpg

 

Hoping to pick it up on Wednesday. (Sorry to divert your thread, but I didn't want to start a new one, so I thought we could just have this as the "new shotgun" thread.)

 

Picked this beauty up yesterday at True Value Hardware in Lincoln Park and took it up to Cherry Ridge to put a few rounds through it. Fed it some birdshot, buckshot, and a few slugs; and it was great. I couldn't tell from the photo, but the front sight is orange, which really makes it easy to get on target. It's my first new acquistion in several months, and I'm thrilled with it.

I own a saiga as well and the firearm shoots fantastic. There are some minor things here and there that I would change, but overall its a great buy. But I needed some help with the legality of an add on part. I replace the forearm and added an ak style mount to the side, but I was interested in getting this http://barrel to add to it. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks.

 

 

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