The barrel should be easily removed by opening the action, TIGHTENING the cap at the front of the magazine, twisting the barrel 90-degrees, then pulling. Ithaca Gun Co. went tits-up, but I think (going out on a limb here fellas) that Remington may make a barrel for or can be adapted to that gun.
M37 Help?
I am search of an M37 Deer Slayer riffled 12 gauge barrel. It's a 2 ¾" or 3" chamber with a serial number M37 00214404.
The two main questions I have are. How do I know if this is a fixed barrel gun? And where can I find a barrel?
Any information would be extremely helpful.
Thank you
The two main questions I have are. How do I know if this is a fixed barrel gun? And where can I find a barrel?
Any information would be extremely helpful.
Thank you
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Deerslayer: removeable barrel like all other Model 37s.
Deerslayer II: fixed (non-removeable) free floating barrel. The best slug gun Ithaca ever made, and one of the best ever, period.
Deerslayer II: fixed (non-removeable) free floating barrel. The best slug gun Ithaca ever made, and one of the best ever, period.
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