Stevens 29-A

dsphd

January 22, 2004 00:03

Please provide any info that you might have on an old Stevens .22 cal. pump, Model 29-A w/ ser. # 16211.

Thanks,
Dave

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  BOBBYWINS

  January 22, 2004 03:50

  dsphd,
  The Stevens mod.29 is not a slide action.What you have there,although it says Stevens,was probably made by Savage.
  According to the "Blue Book":
  Model 29 Slide action--.22S,L,LR.22"bbl.,octagon until 1940,
  round on post-WWII,open sights,checkered pistol-grip stock on pre-war
  plain on late model.Mfg.1929-1967.
  
  Values on post war range from $235(100%) to $65(60%)
  Pre-war $295(100%) to $90(60%)
  
  Hope this helps
  BW
  
  IT'S WHAT PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THEMSELVES THAT MAKES THEM AFRAID.

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  pact

  January 22, 2004 12:49

  Steven's fire Arms company was bought by Savage arm's in the teens. Steven's offered a slide action, pump action, trombone action, 22 that was almost identical to the Savage 29 and 29-a. The only diffence was the Steven's was more economically made. I have Steven's in my collection marked Steven's 75, Steven's 29-A, and Steven's 49. The 49 I believe to be a mistake at the factory, although I have seen one other. Most had a staight grip stock and a short front pump handle. Later models pistol grip and long front handles. Value is a little less that the Savage 29-A.
  Pact

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