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Re: Ithaca model 37
[Re: cmontgomery]
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12/25/24 09:38 AM
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treemydog
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Ive always admired those ... great classic scattergun!
You gonna pull them pistols, or whistle Dixie?
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Re: Ithaca model 37
[Re: cmontgomery]
#4251831
12/25/24 02:07 PM
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Boxes Cove
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I don't believe it's supposed to slam fire.
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: Ithaca model 37
[Re: Calvin]
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12/25/24 03:40 PM
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Yes they will slam fire. I have one in 16 ga Some pump fire , they fire after lock up meaning the firing pin is not protruding before the bolt locks up. I reckon some do it and some don't depending on years made. Slam firing , the firing pin is protruding and fires before lock up. Slam firing is dangerous and not good for the gun. Least that's the way I understand it .
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: Ithaca model 37
[Re: cmontgomery]
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12/25/24 09:17 PM
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behind my Dillon
dave260rem!
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The Nazis called that a war crime when our doughboys did it with 1897 Winchesters. I think Ithaca is still in business in Ohio somewhere.
Skinny is my EX.Alcohol was involved.
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Re: Ithaca model 37
[Re: Ryano]
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12/26/24 09:07 PM
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I am not sure of the term, but I have a couple and they fire on reload, if the trigger is held down. One trigger pull and you can empty every round in it. This is correct and I think the 37 is the only pump gun designed to operate like that
Not all Indians were hunters some toted firewood
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Re: Ithaca model 37
[Re: cmontgomery]
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12/27/24 07:34 PM
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Winchester M12s and M97 ( 97 has an exposed hammer) will shoot if you have the trigger pulled . They are designed that way. They shoot after lock up and only with the trigger pulled , not a true slam fire . You have to make it do it. I shot, for years and now own my Grandfathers M12 , I never knew it would do it till a few years ago.
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: Ithaca model 37
[Re: 2Dogs]
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12/27/24 07:51 PM
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Ryano
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Winchester M12s and M97 ( 97 has an exposed hammer) will shoot if you have the trigger pulled . They shoot after lock up and only with the trigger pulled , not a true slam fire . You have to make it do it. I shot, for years and now own my Grandfathers M12 , I never knew it would do it till a few years ago. I learned the hard way, but thankfully no injuries were the result. I grew up squirrel hunting with MT curs. My dad always made us carry the guns unloaded until we made it to the tree. One cold cold morning 30 to 35 years ago, I made it to the tree and loaded up. My brother popped the squirrel with a 22 lr and it fell dead, no need for the scatter gun. I was unloading as we were making our way to the squirrel and I didn't realize that the tip of my glove was inside the trigger guard. It seemed like the whole world stopped as the blast came out of the barrel that was about a foot over my dad's head. He preached gun safety to us constantly. I had been through the process hundreds of times with groups and by myself, it was just a mistake on my part. I was ready to take the worst whipping I could imagine. He just shook his head and acted like it never happened. Up to that point, I just thought I was aware of my surroundings when handling a gun, it made me 100 times more aware from then on. I am hard on my son about gun safety and everytime he acts like I am being to rough on him, that plays over and over in my head.
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Re: Ithaca model 37
[Re: Ryano]
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12/27/24 08:06 PM
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Boxes Cove
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Winchester M12s and M97 ( 97 has an exposed hammer) will shoot if you have the trigger pulled . They shoot after lock up and only with the trigger pulled , not a true slam fire . You have to make it do it. I shot, for years and now own my Grandfathers M12 , I never knew it would do it till a few years ago. I learned the hard way, but thankfully no injuries were the result. I grew up squirrel hunting with MT curs. My dad always made us carry the guns unloaded until we made it to the tree. One cold cold morning 30 to 35 years ago, I made it to the tree and loaded up. My brother popped the squirrel with a 22 lr and it fell dead, no need for the scatter gun. I was unloading as we were making our way to the squirrel and I didn't realize that the tip of my glove was inside the trigger guard. It seemed like the whole world stopped as the blast came out of the barrel that was about a foot over my dad's head. He preached gun safety to us constantly. I had been through the process hundreds of times with groups and by myself, it was just a mistake on my part. I was ready to take the worst whipping I could imagine. He just shook his head and acted like it never happened. Up to that point, I just thought I was aware of my surroundings when handling a gun, it made me 100 times more aware from then on. I am hard on my son about gun safety and everytime he acts like I am being to rough on him, that plays over and over in my head. Was at a dove shoot many years ago, there was a feller in the group with a borrowed Model 97. We were standing around the trucks , choosing spots and loading up. This feller with the borrowed 97 pumped one in the pipe, it went off and bout blew another fellers feet off . Scary stuff!
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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