Problems with photos is that you have to be at the exact right angle to see things. Sellers are more into shine than details. If you want to know about this gun do a little search about ICD and what happened to the part they rejected from suppliers. The later guns with Kreigjoff barrels are nicer in my experience. They got assembled and shipped over here. Decent as shooters they are not comparable to either the original Ithaca made guns or the later ICD guns.
The parts kit sold after ICD are even more hit or miss. Given all the rough parts a British trained gun smith might finish it to a high level but 99.999% of the rest gunsmiths in the US have zero chance. Hand fitting is a very long learning curve and we tend to use machines and looser tolerances because we can and it is a lot more cost effective.
