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1. #Ithaca m66 shotgun serial numbers serial numbers#
2. #Ithaca m66 shotgun serial numbers serial number#

Ithaca M-66 Super Single 20 Gauge 3' Chamber with the lever action to open it up. NI have an Excel 410 ga single shot also.

#Ithaca m66 shotgun serial numbers serial numbers#

The serial numbers were added to the lower left of the receiver in the later 1960s as required by the gun act of 1968. The earliest (around 1962) models of the M49 Saddlegun didn't have serial numbers. NThis is 28 A ug 05, my Ithaca M-49 has a 6 digit serial number, and is also stamped on the left front side, parallel to the barrel, and forward of the trigger.

#Ithaca m66 shotgun serial numbers serial number#

NFor whatever help this is on 20 Aug 05, I am holding an Ithaca M49 which shows that the serial number is 9 digits long and stamped into the left front side, parallel to the barrel, and forward of the trigger in the action case. Assuming you have a standard side-by-side, values can exceed $400 for 100% condition guns (with premiums for exposed hammers and/or sidelock actions). Finally, if it is a 12' Victor Ejector, extreme rarity prevents any price estimate. NI can't help with the 'number 135' designation, but Crescent Arms Co.410 shotguns can range in value from almost nothing (for a utility single shot model with exposed hammer in poor condition) to over $1,000 for a Crescent Certified Shotgun or New Empire in perfect condition (these h ave factory 12 1/2' barrels and are SUBJECT TO ATF III ATF REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS (and seizure if currently unregistered). Of course if it is so rusted worn and broken that it is useful only as a tomato stake or in factory-new condition, it will fall outside those ranges. As either a useable shotgun or a wall decoration, a single shot will bring from $35 to $90 and a double from $100 to $250, depending on condition. If it has large side-mounted hammers it probably also has laminated steel barrels and should be placed over the mantle and cleaned occasionally.

If it has fluid steel barrels and back hammers or is hammerless it is probably still a useable firearm but if you have the urge to fire it have it checked by an experienced gunsmith first. It's impossible to give a guaranteed answer without a lot more information, but I'll guess that you have either a single shot or double barrel 12 gauge and that it is complete and functional.