Ithaca 66 20 Gauge, worth anything?

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Anyone ever own or shoot one of those things?

It's the lever-action-looking single shot.

Is it a rolling-block, or a break-action?

Worth $50 as a "truck gun"?
 
I don't have one. I'm looking at one that might be for sale, cheap.

Here's a pic from the net.

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seriously almost anything in decent shape is worth 50

found this after a quick search cant really read it though its says
The Ithaca model [66] SuperSinge is made in 12,20, and .410 gauges.the 12 is the pros all purpose single. with 2 3/4 loads its just right for birds and small game. or with 3" magnum it produces the reach and punch for goose and bigger game...
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theres 2 12gauges on gunbroker for about 150$
 
Let's see.

26th edition (2005) of the blue book says
mfd 1963-1978
100% $125
98 95
95 90
90 75
80 70
70 65
60 55

Add 25% for VRs that were on special order (whatever that means)

The 66 RS 20GA only 22" barrel with rifle sights and recoil pad--looks like the one in your photo
prices at:

100% $195
98 165
95 135
90 115
80 90
70 80
60 70

again +25% for special order VR.
 
Old hunting bud used one in 20 gauge with slugs for years despite owning other shotguns. It Brenneked lots of meat. His just had a bead. Recoil was emphatic but survivable.

For $50, heck yes....
 
No way you can go wrong for that price. I've always used mostly pump shotguns for hunting but as I've gotten older and a bit gimpy, I find myself using an old lightweight single barrel more and more.
 
My son killed his first canada goose with the same gun when he was 12 years old on Kent Island. He's 39 now. Now it goes to his son. How can you go wrong.
 
I bought a new Model 66/20ga in early 70's for $34.95 and in 3" magnum. Great for small game. Owned a Iver Johnson 16 gauge but like the Model 66 for rabbit and squirrel hunting.
 
Like new, a Model 66 Ithaca can bring an easy $200 now.
They have a bit of a collector following.

Average used gun will bring an easy $125 retail.
 
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