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Replacing Ithaca M37 Bead If the bead is a original factory bead, it is threaded in. Turn left to loosen. Be aware that Ithaca used a different thread size then most other US gun manufactures. The last one I replaced, I had to get it from Brownells.

Loctite Go to Brownell's web site, look under "thread-locker & adhesives, they list many of the Locktite products and where they should be used. CS

Shell catcher My local Sportsman's Warehouse stocks shell catchers made by Brownells. I have one on my Al391 Trap and it works great. You can also get them direct from Brownells, check their web site.

I'm on vacation, so I don't have access to my collection. But if I remember correctly if you look at the threads, on a new barrel (over 855,000) there is a lip at the very end. The old barrels do not have that lip. You can still find barrels with fixed chokes and screw in chokes, try Gun...

The serial number on your Dad's 37 is under 855,000 correct? All 37 made before this number had to have spare barrels fitted at the factory. In 1963 Ithaca changed the threads on their barrels so they could be interchange w/o factory fitting. The orginial Deerslayer was introduced in 1960...

How about a older Ithaca Deerslayer The Mod 37 Deerslayer has a smooth bore chocked to IMP CYL, which will put most of a buck shot loads in a 30' target at 25 yrds, it groups slugs in a 8" circle at 100 yards. If you look hard enough you can still find a 12 ga., 8 shot, D.S. Police Special or...

Does anyone know if a Ithaca NID double barrel shotgun (circa 1937) has free floating firing pins ? I found one in excellent shape, at a fair price and the only thing I noticed odd about it was that the firing pins were free floating. I know that there are other shotguns with this type of...