Stevens Model 311
Saw one (coach gun length) at the gun show today for $150. It had about 50% blueing left, no noticeable rust or pitting, but had a badly cracked stock. Called my local gunsmith and he told be it would cost about $90 to replace the stock. I passed on the gun but before I got all the way home I got that sick feeling like I missed out something. Did I do right by passing or should I try to go back tomorrow and get it?
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Found this site via a search on Google. Did a search on the above topic here but came up blank.[:(]
Looking for info on a 12 guage shotgun. It's a Savage Arms Corp - Stevens Model 311. Manufactured in Chioopee Falls Mass. USA. It's been in the family since the early 70's and I'm the current caretaker.
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What do you want to know about it? If price go to the auction site and search for the Stevens 311 and find one that is similar to yours and see what it is going for. 0 -
Your shotgun is quite common, it was made in quanity from at least the 1930's ( Tenite Stock ) to the late 1980's.
Their sturdy utility guns, that didn't originally sell for a lot of money. To the best of my knowledge, theres no collectors interest in the 12 gauge models.
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on a good day...175 to 200.00 average. does your model have the sexy philips head screws in the rib?[:I] 0 -
very popular with cowboy shooters, they go in the $250 - $350 range in xcellent condition
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