Ithaca 37 YT

[svnmag]

 

[SDMF]

1:46:

"This is the story of the shotgun that elite operators chose when their lives depended on it."

And the pic of the guy holding a shotgun as this is being spoken shows a Win '97. At that point, I quit the vid.

 

[LBrandt]

I own 2 model 37, one my Dad bought in 1958 and one I bought in 1974 and both work just like they should. LB

 

[svnmag]

1:46:

"This is the story of the shotgun that elite operators chose when their lives depended on it."

And the pic of the guy holding a shotgun as this is being spoken shows a Win '97. At that point, I quit the vid.

The point is the story not the pics. Dad wouldn't watch "Mysteries At The Museum" for the same reason. Try again and just listen. Pretend it's Ai Paul Harvey. You got past the cover pic 870...

I'll agree the photo selection is retarded. @ 8:29 there's a pic of a .50 BMG being ejected out of an 870.

 

[SDMF]

I don’t need AI to let me know a 97, 12/25/42, and 37 will slam-fire. CRIPES I knew that before Jr High.

 

[svnmag]

I don’t need AI to let me know a 97, 12/25/42, and 37 will slam-fire. CRIPES I knew that before Jr High.

Now you're just being contrary. It's all about reliability in shit. The design currently belongs to Browning and Japan.

More bullshit: There's no "duckbill" choke on the exhibit.