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I'm attempting to sell off my old airsoft guns from my teengage years as I collect de-acts now and my mum for some reason doesn't appreciate a collection of old airsoft guns in her loft!

I'm going to be brutally honest about this listing so if you purhcase you know what to expect. I probably bought this sometime in the early 2000s. I've no idea what I paid for it at the time or what its worth now! I've no idea what make it is, only its a replica of the Ithaca Mod 37 pump action shotgun.

Its mostly plastic barr the trigger and guard, plus the tube the pump action slides along. It still fires as it did when I got it - but I wouldn't judge it to be much more than a toy. The power and accuracy (ok its a shotgun, they aren't accurate in nature) aren't the sort of thing I imagine skirmishers go for? I don't know I've never skirmished. The gun is loaded via a magzine "stick" that slots in at the front and below the barrel. I've no idea how many BBs it holds at a time. You cock the gun using the pump action as expected, fire away and repeat. Simple. There is a safety catch just behind the trigger, and two other levers I am unsure of what they do! I think one changes between firing 1 or 3 BBs at a time. The other I've no idea! It has two sling points and is generally in good condtion. The most obvious marks being those on the metal barrel the pump action rubs across when you cock it.

Any questions. Please ask.