Ithaca Skb 600 Serial Numbers Average ratng: 5,6/10 2423 votes
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- Ithaca Skb 600
- Ithaca SKB model 600 12 ga. 2 3/4 chamber, silver scrolled. Ithaca, importer of SKB Shotguns. I have an Ithaca Model 600, 12GA Over and Under serial number.
- Its a SKB (Ithica I think) XL 900 12 gauge. I traced the serial number on it back to the early 80's. It was produced within the 3 years that Chicago.
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Ithaca Skb 600
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If you look at the schematics on the SKB website, you'll find that parts for the Ithaca/SKB 500, 600, and 700, and the SKB 500, 505, 585, 600, 605, 685, 785, and 885 are the same. The 85TSS has a couple of modified parts, but very few.
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Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 7:43 pm |
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Posts: 3788 | Found a used SKB Model 600 in excellent condition today. My question is: were these available from the factory with screw-in chokes? I know earlier SKBs imported by Ithaca were fixed choke guns, and the later SKB 585/685/785 series offered screw-ins. Thanks.
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Joined: Sat Nov 08, 2003 1:52 pm
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Location: Ontario, Canada | I am old enough to remember when the 600 came out.
I had a trap 600 in 1972.
As far as I know, this particular model pre-dated the general use of factory screw in chokes.
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Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 11:03 pm |
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Posts: 3788 | Thank you.
I haven't purchased this gun yet, as I am concerned that its set of 6 screw-in chokes were an aftermarket addition. I can't think of an easy way (prior to purchase) to determine if the chokes were installed properly.
My father still owns the Ithaca SKB Model 700 Trap he bought new in 1973. It's a very stout gun with multiple locking surfaces, and therefore a design I'd feel comfortable buying.
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Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 11:23 pm |
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Location: Ontario, Canada | Sounds like it could be an after market job.
It is hard to say, the supply of the SKB's 'dried up' here after Ithaca no longer sold them, there may have been later versions in the U.S. with tubes.
It used to be said that chrome lined bores, like these guns have, made choke tube installation on an original, fixed choke barrel, more challenging.
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Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 1:25 am |
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Joined: Sat Dec 20, 2003 12:30 pm
Posts: 3788 | I may need to do more research on this particular gun. It was not marked 'Ithaca'. It was stamped only as an SKB Model 600, by 'the New SKB Company'. The serial number prefix was 'NS', which may still be supported by SKB USA: http://www.skbshotguns.com/FAQ.htm It is a field model with a butt plate. However, good recoil pads can be fitted for under $75, so I'm not concerned about that. It has twin metal beads, manual safety, selective trigger, and I believe selective ejectors. It also has surprisingly nice wood, and appears virtually unused. At this point, I think it may be an early gun from the current US importer of SKB. Regardless, I'll try to find out if those barrels were factory equipped with choke tubes, or whether someone of unknown ability fitted them later.
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