trench gun

>>28895532
>The gun will retail for $1,239
>no mention of slamfire capability
im good thanks

>>28895532
I want an 1897

>1,239
>making a comeback
Not at that price. Only collectors and some rich guys will buy it.

>>28895592
>>28895660
I remain hopeful that the price will come down. Surely they'll fix the slamfire problem. I hope.

>>28895709
>problem

>>28895592
this

>>28895709
>I am nogunz

The post

>>28895709
>lack of slamfire problem.

I just need to buy a replica barrel and shield for the m37 I have...

>>28895709
>Slamfire "Problem"
Fuck youuuuuuu
The price point is a bit high, and many repros I have been interested in didn't hold up to the expectations I had for them.

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Someone say slamfire?

>>28895532
1,239 for a repro shotgun? No fucking thanks.

12 bills for a shotgun, fuck that noise.
i know a lot of idiots will buy it though

>>28895777
Not nogunz, but new-ish

From a historical standpoint, nice.
From a purchaser's standpoint, I could just buy a 590A1 which is the modern reincarnation of the trench gun.

>>28895868
>>28895795
>>28895743
How is a slamfire not a problem? I don't really want a discharge as soon as i clause the bolt... Am i missing something?

>>28896026
*close the bolt*

>>28896026
>not wanting to dump every round into your target at ridiculous speeds

Go away Germany

>>28896026
It's a feature, not a bug

>>28895592
Ok, I'll say it.

All 37's slam fire. It's why they are awesome.

You can hold the trigger and pump it. It'll fire with every pump without having to reset the trigger.

>>28896026
Then take your damn finger off the trigger as you pump. As others said, it's a feature.

>>28896081
Okay i get it now. I thought they meant it'll go off unintentionally without a trigger pull

>>28896081
no they dont all the models made after 1975 have disconnectors

>>28896081
>all 37's slam fire
Not even in the last decade, retard.

>>28896180
I didn't know that. Mine is from 1967. And is a featherlight, not a trench.

I guess eventually lawyers will ruin everything.

>>28896185

Retard?
How about fuck you, rude asshole.

>>28896185
>>28896254
Seriously though, retard? Really? C'mon man, this isn't /b/. Can we please make the gun community look like more than immature teenagers calling each other retards? I understand this is the internet but still, aa little mutual respect please? At one point you didn't know something yourself.

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>>28896492
Break his fucking legs, that kinda language is unacceptable.

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>>28895532

This 1987 has been slammin since 1902

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>>28896574
>ww2 heatshield
You make that trenchgun yourself?

Mines been slammin like a screwed up mixtape since 1920

>>28896616

Bought a beat up original off this joker gun dealer and paid way too much for it. Ended up having to restore it. Its a takedown model so I have the original 30" full choke barrel and slide and a trench gun setup.

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>>28896780
That's pretty cool anon, I've been thinking of getting a beater to sbs. How hard was sourcing parts?

How about a non-NFA Stakeout.

>>28896839

Since its still super popular with cowboy action shooters the 1897 is fairly easy to get parts for. The trench shields are hit or miss and you can''t find a really accurate repro.

You most likely will need a whole mess of new screws, Mine has the three screw handguard, if you have a newer single screw slide or upgrade to that I hear its better. The internals have a ton of wear parts that are going to need to be replaced due to age. Extractor arm and spring usually, as well the little case ejector spring which screws into the left side ends up going anemic after awhile.

A big one is the slide lock levers. I shot it the first time and the slide jammed because the old slide lock lever popped out to far where it wouldn't release the action. quick fix once I got the parts. I would suggest just replacing any of the springs. My main hammer spring was so old and crusty that when I took it apart it snapped in half and its a fucking pain to replace one of those since its a giant revolver hammer spring that lives inside the receiver.

>>28896047
>ridiculous speeds
>mere fractions of a second faster

I'm not sure you're aware if how fast the average pump can be operated

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/1767/INTER+97+12+20+HAMMER+PUMP+SGN+WAL

http://www.ima-usa.com/u-s-wwi-winchester-m-1897-trench-gun-ventilated-barrel-jacket-heat-shield-with-bayonet-mount.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e5nWq7mNek

>>28895532
>The gun will retail for $1,239.

I'd rather have $1,239 in ammo for my other guns thanks

>>28895532
>ithaca secretly buys stevens 350s and fits trenchgun accessories to it.

>>28895532
If I wasn't poorfag, I would totally get one.

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/1767/INTER+97+12+20+HAMMER+PUMP+SGN+WAL

http://www.ima-usa.com/u-s-wwi-winchester-m-1897-trench-gun-ventilated-barrel-jacket-heat-shield-with-bayonet-mount.html

>>28896026
do you think it just fires whenever you push the slide forward? you have to be holding the trigger. if you want it to work as a normal shotgun, just take your ham hands off the fucking trigger.

>>28895532
For a Trench Gun like that I'd pay $1,239.

>>28899180
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e5nWq7mNek [Embed]
NICE

But agree with everyone else ITT. Come back when it costs $500 and slamfires and we'll talk.

>>28900490
I...I might sell my 870 Wingmaster for that.

>>28900550
Hey, we already cleared that up. Why don't you read more than three posts before being condescending.

1239? Really? Fuck off.

>1200 dollarydoos

Christ, I'd rather get an M3 or try to Hebrew someone down on gunbroker for a SPAS with that cash

>>28900490
>Display only, not intended for use.

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>>28896180

> mfw my dad had one he bought in 1974 and sold it when I was a kid
> mfw he got a CVA .54 Hawken, a 6.5 Swedish Mauser and a 4-wheeler seat for it
> mfw my dad has been dead for a decade and I can't slap the shit out of him for this

>>28901842
What do you think it's going to fucking melt or something? It's made of thick sheet steel, it's going to work just fine.

>>28895532
i own a Winchester model 1897 riot edition.

>>28901870
But will it hold up if I have to use a bayonet to stab an African American home invader?

>>28901948
Most likely, it's made of fucking steel what do you think is going to happen? Is the whole assembly going to just fall off the gun and explode as soon as you try to use? Worst cast scenario it would crumple slightly after you already jabbed the fucking sword a 1897 bayonet is into the guy.

>>28896492
>the gun community

>>28901842
>>28901948
There's this if it bothers you so much
http://www.partsforantiqueguns.com/winreparts.html

>>28901948
one of the reviews says it didn't fit his bayonet

>>28896081
Doesn't that make it an auto?

>>28895709
>problem
fucking retard

>>28899180
the grip on the stock would still be wrong tho

>>28902274
no, because you are still manually cycling the pump.

>>28896960
Like how? OAW? That would be the shit. Miami Vice up in this bitch.

Thoughts?

http://www.iacshotguns.com/dev/99t.html

>>28902527
by chance does anyone here have one? first ive heard of it but if it slamfires, id buy it

>>28895532
You could literally dress up your mossberg 500 like a trench gun or a modern take on a trench gun for far less than 1300 bucks.

>>28902642
AND it would be a better shotgun too!

>>28902639
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RjP2uYZdNA

>>28902655
i literally just watched that vid. im sold, im going to talk to my ffl

>>28902642
>>28902654
no slam fire.
you can just buy a real 1897 trench gun for cheaper.

I wonder if it comes with a repro bayonet, that's kind of a must
kind of a tangent, but I wish the 1887 lever shotgun was still in production. damn I love me some lever action death

>>28902284
See>>28901676

>>28896616
w2c bayonet?

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>>28895709
>One of the main attractions to the gun
>problem

Got the civilian model, it is the best shotgun ive ever owned. It is the same thing minus the heatsheild.

>>28895973
Not nogunz, but jewish.
Fixed it for you.
Kike

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>>28895709
>slamfire on a trench gun
>problem
>mfw
dipshit

So, /k/omrades. Is this a good deal?
http://www.iacshotguns.com/dev/99t.html

>>28895885
God damn that is a sexy bayonet

>>28907557
Yeah except norinco stopped importing them last I checked. I've been hoping they'd start again but alas...

I'm a faggot newby, what's slamfire? Is it what it sounds like it is?

>>28903806
yeah no the fact that it was "cleared up" does not make him a retard no guns who talks out his ass

>>28907965
in this context it means you can hold down the trigger and the gun fires every time you rack the slide, its a lot like "fanning" the hammer on a single action revolver

Oh /k/ you dumb poorfags

>stg44 "repro" $1800
"Excellent price point will buy!"

>trench gun true repro $1200
"FUCKING TOO EXPENSIVE 0/10 rich fag bait, going to fail!"

>>28908653
If there weren't Ithaca model 37s around for ~$250 you might have had a point. People are willing to pay that much more for a STG 44 false repro because it gets them something they wouldn't have been able to approach otherwise. If you could get a sporterized STG for less than $300, nobody would be buying HMG's copy.

>>28908653
>gun that had to be reverse engineered off of rare 70 year old collectors items, redesigned to modern standards, and made by a small company
vs
>literally the exact same design used 80 years ago, with the possibility of slam fire being removed, by the company that already made them and sold them for cheap before deciding to discontinue the line, and now they're oh so generously deciding to restart production of this basic shotgun for the low low price of $1200 when you can buy an actual one, not a reproduction, that actually slam fires, for cheaper

>>28908945
Hate to tell you this, but Ithaca has been making the Model 37 since 2006. Unless you were talking about the Ithaca Trench gun

>>28908998
Sorry, I meant since 1937. This most recent incarnation of Ithaca has been making the Model 37 since 2006.

>>28909018
Yeah, I was referring to the $700 heat shield and bayonet mount they attached to a $500 shotgun.

>>28908653
>>stg44 "repro" $1800
I mean, I wouldn't buy that either....

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I want one because of Triela.

>>28896254
I just picked up a fine M37. Going to Ithaca's web site, I dated it by serial number as manufactured in 1974. This has the great slam fire feature.

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>>28909098
Well you'd be buying the wrong gun

>>28896026
before talking you should first handle a real life one or get some fucking brains. Do you really hing it would shoot without pulling the trigger?

>>28895532
I would love one but
>$1200
Ha ha lolno
Fuck you ithaca

>>28910222
Grandpa had an old mossberg that would sometimes go off when you closed the bolt. Had to get it fixed. So yeah it's possible prick.

I've own my 37 for years, but only recently got to slam fire it with a full magazine due to local range rules.

shit was awesome