Stevens 25 rimfire
I know it's hard to ask for help without a pic, but my father-in-law just passed and now I have the job of selling some of his guns. The only one I don't know about is a J Stevens target 25 rimfire. It is a single shot rolling block. It has a fine burl stock, provisions for a palm rest, a very heavy octagon barrel and target sights. Best described as a schutzen type. Any leads as to where I can find some info as to it's value. Thank you for any and all help. I will try to take pics later.
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Obselete round, but if it's what you say... Then the gun will carry a fair value. To put in perspective, a .25 Favorite in nice shape will bring $200.00 to the right buyer. Yours is a much nicer gun.
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Hello STEVENS made some fine single shot rifles There is a lot of small factors that without pictures I would hate to advise you ,BASICLY there are 2 actions No. 44 and No. 44&1/2 and many models The higher the No. example 45 ,46,47,etc the more features PALM REST, fancy butt plate, fancy trigger guard , fancy wood, If you send some pictures I can give a better idea. If you want to sell on this site yuo will need pictures These are sort after guns and could bring many $$$$$$ kfwneedle@nexet.com 0 -
Nord,
If it has a palm rest and heavy octogonal barrel, its probanly not a Favorite. There were deluxe Favorites and Ladys Models with burl stocks, but neither had the other 2 features.
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Obselete round, but if it's what you say... Then the gun will carry a fair value. To put in perspective, a .25 Favorite in nice shape will bring $200.00 to the right buyer. Yours is a much nicer gun.
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Nord just used the favorite as a value comparison. 0 -
Thanks to all who responded. It is more like perry shooter described, with a fancy brass butt plate, fancy trigger guard and the burl wood. It also has a double set trigger. I will take pics when I get the gun later this week. Again, thank you all
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DEPENDING on condition BIG BUCKS 0 -
This does, indeed, sound like one of the Stevens "Schuetzen" type rifles (Model 51, 52, 53, or 54), and, depending on condition, could be worth several thou$and dollars. 0 -
I will pick up the gun at the end of the week and have to get my digital camera from my son. I hope to have pics posted early next week. Thanks
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