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Originally Posted By: TwiceBarrel
As I remember Ithaca made some low end double guns using malleable iron recevers. If I remember corretly malleabl iron was used on Nitro Specials and perhaps Western Long Range models.


My understanding is that was one difference between the Nitros and the Westerns: the Nitro has a case hardend action while the Westerns were malleable iron. But as Dennis Miller used to say back when he was still funny. "I could be wrong."

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You are not wrong.

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gunman,
In 1975 I was privileged to tour the F.N factory at Herstal for the purpose of reviewing their ,lost wax, lost foam and investment casting process. Also in 1975 I reviewed these casting production methods with the late Don Masters of Churchill.
The action body of the gun the subject of my post, was a malleable Iron casting,likely produced by the shell process or as a traditional sand casting made by the cope and drag method.
It would appear that perhaps the action was a prototype and that the MALLEABLE IRON was not accepted by the trade.

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