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Author: | SuperXOne [ Wed Feb 10, 2021 5:02 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Ithaca by SKB |
One of the best endorsements for a Japanese SKB side by side is that Rod Gates of Jordan has one modern S/S, a 12 gauge Model 100. He can manufacture a brand new double gun from scratch, and any part to an L.C. Smith except the barrel tubes, and he doesn’t mess with filing new actions. Gates claims in a hundred years the worst thing about the SKB guns will be somebody trying to make those dad gummed roll pins. ![]() But the roll pins can always be fabricated from pin stock, and peened on the ends. But even Gates buys every new and used part, he can, to economically repair a double shotgun. He located and installed a used right hand hammer for my 1927 Fox Sterlingworth. He’ll claim he doesn’t own a Phillips head screwdriver, but I don’t think he counts those five in one cheapies, you know? |
Author: | Wild Skies [ Fri Feb 19, 2021 11:41 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Ithaca by SKB |
BC45 wrote: ***snip*** The earlier grades go from Model 100, 200, and top of the line 280. ***snip*** Let's not forget the Ithaca/SKB models 400 and 480. |
Author: | lossking [ Fri Feb 19, 2021 1:33 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Ithaca by SKB |
Wild Skies wrote: BC45 wrote: ***snip*** The earlier grades go from Model 100, 200, and top of the line 280. ***snip*** Let's not forget the Ithaca/SKB models 400 and 480. Or the briefly offered model 150. |
Author: | jmacgreg [ Mon Feb 22, 2021 9:57 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Ithaca by SKB |
I once owned a 12 gauge Mitsui branded model 285. I didn't like the single trigger or the fat beavertail forearm, so I sold it. Mechanically, the gun was flawless. |
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