stevens 22/410 o/u
well tell me how bad I got hurt,I know nothing about this little firearm and cant find one like it on any of the auction sites.stopped at moving/garage sale and found a very clean stevens 22/410.its atleast 90%,looks like walnut furniture,spotless bores.It has no serial #'s and so far I have not found a model number but I have not removed the wood yet.Clean as a pin,the old man said he bought it new he thinks in the late 50's but might have been early 60's.I'm not bad to buy things like this but this one was just too clean and I do have a thing for 22's.Now the punch line,I gave $150 for it,how bad did I do.
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You did fine. Snoop around Savage Model 24 to get current prices.[;)]
Any man can shoot a gun, and with practice he can draw fast and shoot accurately, but that makes no difference. What counts is how you stand up when somebody is shooting back at you.
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Sharpshooter: It is actually called "Stevens No. 22-410" Over and under combination Gun. Made from 1938 to 1950. Early guns had walnut stocks, the later ones had the "Tenite" stocks. (plastic, wood pattern) I have the "sister" to it the Md 240 410ga. Over&Under, made about the same time. You did well at $150. Not uncommon to see them go for over $400. Hope this helps you! Regards Dave 0
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