Savage 220 shotgun
probably vintage 1970s. My father was a police officer. He died recently and I'd like to sell this item. How do I know how much it's worth? How would I find out what gauge it is and maybe other pertinent information? Is anyone interested in purchasing?
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
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Can anyone tell me if the barrels on a older Savage 220 single shot shotgun are interchangeable? Such as a 410 barrel on a 20 ga.?And vice versa? thanks in advance 0 -
I believe that the 220 is a recent Savage development, rather then dating to the 70's. It's a specialized bolt action shotgun meant specifically for those States that don't allow rifles for Deer hunting. You might do a search on the auction to see what they are selling for. That is actual selling price, not some pipe dream from a guy who lives in a fantasy world. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
I believe that the 220 is a recent Savage development, rather then dating to the 70's. It's a specialized bolt action shotgun meant specifically for those States that don't allow rifles for Deer hunting. You might do a search on the auction to see what they are selling for. That is actual selling price, not some pipe dream from a guy who lives in a fantasy world.
Rufe, the Savage 220 was a hammerless single barrel, and the 219 was the rifle version.0 -
I have a old Savage 220A 20ga that I paid $90 for after tax and phone call. I see similar listed on GB for $125+ all the time ... I'd recommend searching completed auctions and sorting by number of bids
Can you post pics?0 -
quote:Originally posted by hrf
Rufe, the Savage 220 was a hammerless single barrel, and the 219 was the rifle version.
Savage 220 shotgun
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Savage Model 220:
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=155627830
Brett, the gauge should be marked on right rear of barrel as shown on this one, and you can compare condition and price sold.0 -
Savage 220 single barrel-12, 16, 20, 28ga. or 410 bore, 26-32 in. barrel, varios chokes,hammerless, plain pistol grip stock. Mfg. 1938-1965.
Depending on gauge and condition could go anywhere from $90.00 to $200.00. 28ga might bring more; 410's $150.-$200.0
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