Stevens O/U, forgot the pic.....
What's it worth. It's a Stevens Model 22-410 22lr/410 O/U. 410 is 3" chamber. Plastic stocks in good shape, bore is excellent. Any ideas???
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"Better to carry a pistol and not need it than need a pistol and not have it." - Me
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"Tenite" stocks not plastic. In 100% about $200. I've got one thats never been fired with U.S.A.F stamped on the bottom of the reciever. They were used as survival guns in the late 40's and early 50's. I have an unopened box of the issue aluminum cased .410 shotshells too. The recievers were "color case hardened" with an acid wash and didn't really hold up to wear. How much is left on that one, I can't tell from the pic?
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Hard to say, I'm not really a collector. Maybe 65% on left side, 80% right side.
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Tenite is a cellulosic plastic TRAPP55[:D] 0 -
Tupperware is plastic too, but I don't call it Tenite![;)]
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quote:Originally posted by TRAP55
Your guy is excellent, he hits the target EVERY TIME!!!! And in the same place too![;)][;)][;)]
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Cubs, I aspire to reach his perfection![:D] Were you looking for a value to sell? If not and you want to restock it with wood, Boyds offers a nice walnut stock set.
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Some bid $245 on this one:
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=36813567
I think $200 is a bit low. Here's one to keep an eye on:
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?item=38308409
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Henry, those are both later models with wood stocks, they tend to bring a little more. I wouldn't touch that 2nd one after he's been shooting slugs through a full choke.
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I bought one of these new in the local hardware store in 1949 for the very high price of $26.95 a dollar down and a dollar a week.I was 16 years old and shot by first rabbit with it.I would think the Tenite stock models in good shape would bring a little more being older? when I bought mine wood was not available.
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The second gun Henry has the link posted is a much later gun,notice the separated barrels. [:)] 0
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