Savage Arms Model Stevens 107B
$10
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- $10
- Buyer's premium (15%)
- $2
- Sales tax (est. 6.3%)
- $1
- Est. all-in
- $13
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Item: Savage Arms Model Stevens 107B Pickup: Ephrata, PA 17522 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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Savage Stevens 107B 20 gauge single-shot shotgun from 1949 with 28-inch Modified choke barrel, very good to excellent bore, fair blued finish with muzzle wear and light rust on barrel and receiver. Collectors and vintage shotgun buyers pursue C&R guns like this for period shooting, hunting, or collection completion. Before bidding, closely inspect the receiver for pitting under that gray patina, verify the action cycles smoothly under full load, and confirm the barrel isn't pitted internally despite the good bore description.
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Description from HiBid
R Serial # NSN. 20 Ga. single shot shotgun with a 28” barrel. The bore is very good to excellent, mostly clean with light fouling. The barrel is choked Modified. The chamber is 2-3/4”. Made in 1949. The blued metal finish on the barrel is in fair condition showing muzzle wear with thinning and scratches along with some scattered light surface rust. The metal finish on the receiver is mostly a bare gray patina with traces of case color visible along with scattered light rust. The plain walnut forearm and the matching butt stock are in good condition showing scattered light dings and scratches with finish wear. The black finish on the alloy trigger guard shows heavy wear. Plastic butt plate. The action works fine. C&R.
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Ephrata, PA 17522
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