#Ithaca perazzi serial numbers serial numbers#
#Ithaca perazzi serial numbers update#

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#Ithaca perazzi serial numbers update#

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#Ithaca perazzi serial numbers serial numbers#

You should check to see if the serial numbers match. I just bought one locally in excellent condition with all original bores and matching numbers for a little under $3,000. Backbored, ported, rechoked or choke tubes installed (not to mention the stocks). Most of them have been extensively worked on over the years. Some folks would say they are better guns. These were made in the fairly early days of Perazzi. I own several of these guns as well as some of the early Winchester imports. Fairly simple job costs about $350 or so. If it has little bluing left and the top lever is right of center then the top lever has probably been replaced. Most of them were originally choked at about 30 thou in the bottom and just over 40 thou in the top. The Ithaca imports were almost all trap guns. Stan, What kind of help are you looking for? The gun is worth probably $2,500 to just over $3,000.