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Approx value of a Stevens Model 940E Savage Arms 12 gauge 3 in chamber?
I have a Stevens Model 940E,it has a 410 sleave in the gun . It is able to shot 410 as will as it shots 12 gauge when the 410 sleave is taken out. I've had a few guys look at it, they all say they had not seen one before. Is the sleave made for this gun by stevens? ,,
What is the age and value of a 20 gauge Stevens Model 940E shotgun?
I would say it's around 75-65 used.
Where can you get a manual or disassembly instructions for a Stevens Model 940E shotgun?
www.savageparts.com has a schematic. I advise against disassembly unless you absolutely have to. sales@countrygunsmith.net
What is the value of a 940e 28 gauge?
Assuming you mean the Savage/Stevens 940E single-shot shotgun, about $125 in 28ga in excellent condition. sales@countrygunsmith.net
Parts for a Westpoint 948E by Stevens Arms?
This may be the same as a Stevens 940E. Check out gunpartscorp.com or http://pfbtparts.tripod.com/PFBT.html
How old is your Stevens model 15 a?
Your Stevens model 15A was produced from 1936-1945.
How old is Stevens model 94m12gauge?
The savage/Stevens model 94 was made from 1929-1945.
When was a j Stevens Arms Company model 940e single shot shotgun made and how much is it worth?
The J. Stevens Arms Company Model 940E single shot shotgun was produced primarily in the 1960s and 1970s. The value of this shotgun can vary based on its condition, but it typically ranges from $100 to $300. Factors such as rarity, condition, and any unique features can significantly influence its market price. For an accurate appraisal, it’s best to consult a firearms expert or appraiser.
How old is your Stevens 410 model 944 serial?
The Stevens model 944 was made from 1936-1942.
How old is a Stevens model 840 bolt action 22?
stevens bolt action 22 model 840
How much is a Stevens 940e single shot 12 gauge worth?
I JUST BOUGHT ONE AT A PAWN SHOP FOR $65
How old is Stevens model 77f 410 ga pump shotgun?
Your Stevens model 77F was produced from 1955-1971.
