Stevens
Have a Stevens 22lr/410 O/U and the chamber selector (to select the 22 or 410) is broken, now it's 410 only. Whould a Gunsmith be able to fab up something or do I need a replacement part?
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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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Stevens 311a was made in .410 20-16 and 12 guage.The .410 is the most desireable and brings more money than the larger guages.A .410 in exc. condition averages about $450.The 311a's that i have seen were made in the 1950's.On the bottom of the receiver,just behind the hinge,you will find a number and letter in a small circle.(sometimes quite faint)If you give me that Letter i can give you the year of manufacture. 311a's were not fancy but were well made good quality guns. 0 -
i have a 12ga - just my 2cents but i'd hang on to it, 410ga are harded to find than other gauges but if you want to sell prices around east texas are between $325 - $400 depending on cond.
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THere isn't a number but there are four letters. There is a Q and W and then an A and J. THe A and J are in circles. 0 -
I would put my vote in the $450 range also. One in good condition, will have to problem selling on the auction at that price. 0 -
Oh Yeah did I metion this gun has only been fired a few times. The stock is like new. There is no rust on it anywere. 0 -
Oh Yeah did I metion this gun has only been fired a few times. The stock is like new. There is no rust on it anywere. Thanks for the responses. 0
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