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'''The ''Ithaca Model A'' has been used in the following films and video games''' | '''The ''Ithaca Model A'' has been used in the following films and video games''' | ||
[[Image:MA.jpg|thumb|right|400px| | [[Image:MA.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Ithaca Home & Burglar ("Model A" configuration with 10" barrels) - 12 Gauge]] | ||
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'''Fire Modes:''' Single shot (Break Action) | '''Fire Modes:''' Single shot (Break Action) | ||
Tow variations of the Home & Burglar exist; the "Model A" which featured a 10" barrel set and could only chamber 2-1/2" shells, and the "Model B" which featured a 12" barrel set and could chamber 2-3/4" shells. The Modle B can be distinguished by the lack of a spur on the grip. | |||
==Video Games== | ==Video Games== | ||
Revision as of 18:37, 26 August 2010
The Ithaca Model A has been used in the following films and video games
Specifications
(1922-1934)
Type: Shotgun
Caliber: 20 gauge
Capacity: 2 Shells
Fire Modes: Single shot (Break Action)
Tow variations of the Home & Burglar exist; the "Model A" which featured a 10" barrel set and could only chamber 2-1/2" shells, and the "Model B" which featured a 12" barrel set and could chamber 2-3/4" shells. The Modle B can be distinguished by the lack of a spur on the grip.
Video Games
- This short shotgun is used by Dr. Edward M. Roivas in 1952 AD, called the "Double Shotgun" in game. Eternal Darkness (2001)