The age of this gun, if it has no suffix on the model#,was probably made between 1942 and 1950.The value on this gun, in very good condition, is around $80.00 to $100.00. I do buy them for parts and to restore if your thinking of selling your old single. Let me know. Thanks and God Bless, Ken
Jim balls- I think Ken is right about dates but I was thinking earlier start. Like 1940.
Tom the Bomb- Savage made the 220 in 12-16-20-410.(not sure about 28). Barrel length varied from 26 to 32 inch. I have a 20ga /30"F and a 12ga /32"F. My 12 has a Monte Carlo stock and easily reaches the trap birds just before they hit dirt.Savage also used this action for model 219, their single shot rifle.Chambered for 22 Hornet,25-20,30-30,32-20,& 9mm rimfire.
The exact value of a Savage Arms Stevens model 77m shotgun is actually dependent upon a number of factors. Some of these factors would be the age and condition of the shotgun.
70-100 years.
Stevens/Savage used the Riverside name from about 1920 to 1945.
They were made for a long time. If it has a serial number, it is post-1968.
Your savage model 67 shotgun was made in the 1970,s and discontinued by savage in 1989.
Your savage model 30F was made by savage/stevens from 1970-1975.
I would contact Savage arms directly.They should be able to help you age your rifle.
STEVENS / SAVAGE HAVE A COLLECTORS SITE GOOGLE IT
Blue Book of Gun Values will help.
How do I get in touch with Savage Arms Co. and not this site? Bruce
Your Savage model 99E was made from 1960-1982 by Savage arms company.As to the exact year of production,you will have to contact Savage directly.
First you have to determine what kind of "Springfield" you have. It could be a US military arm from the Springfield Armory dating to sometime before the Civil War or a new sporting arm from Springfield, Inc., but most likely it is a shotgun made by J. Stevens Arms or the Stevens Division of Savage Arms.