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What year Savage Stevens Model 94F 12 Gauge made?

lildudey
Can you tell me what year the Savage Stevens Model 94F 12 Gauge was made?

I received the shotgun for my 12th birthday from my mother back in 1973 and the shotgun was old when I received it.

Stevens Model: 94F
Savage Arms
Westfield, Mass. USA (this is exactly what the gun has stamped on it)
32l in Circle on right side below company address
No Serial Number (I searched the whole gun and couldn?_Tt find a serial number)
Inside receiver on left top inside B >>> 8

Barrel 29 A_?__ (30?__)
Proof Tested 12 Gauge
3-INCH Barrel Chamber
Under barrel between where it connects to receiver and fore-end l E 8
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  • ta812002
    Does it have the wood or tenite (plasic) stock/forend?
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  • BigLoop22
    lildudey,

    "No Serial Number" = Pre-1968

    The Gun Control Act of 1968 required serial numbers on guns. That's about all that I can tell you.


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  • lildudey
    quote:Originally posted by ta812002
    Does it have the wood or tenite (plasic) stock/forend?


    Walnut wood stock and fore-end?
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  • lildudey
    quote:Originally posted by BigLoop22
    lildudey,

    "No Serial Number" = Pre-1968

    The Gun Control Act of 1968 required serial numbers on guns. That's about all that I can tell you.


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  • ta812002
    If it is Pre-68 but has the wood parts on it, I would say it is from the late 50's early 60's.
    Tenite (plastic) was standard on most of the stevens guns in the 40's and 50's. So I would say you are after that but before serial numbers were required.
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  • lildudey
    quote:Originally posted by ta812002
    If it is Pre-68 but has the wood parts on it, I would say it is from the late 50's early 60's.
    Tenite (plastic) was standard on most of the stevens guns in the 40's and 50's. So I would say you are after that but before serial numbers were required.


    Thank for the additional information.
    The stock and fore-end are walnut wood with fancy diamond checkering design. If you search on the GunBroker's website for Stevens Model 94F there is a 410 listed just like my 12 gauge but no detail information.
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