If your Savage Stevens 987 .22 LR is shooting in full automatic mode, it may be due to a malfunction or defect in the firearm, such as a worn or damaged sear or trigger mechanism. Another possibility is that it has been improperly modified or tampered with, which could result in unintended automatic fire. It's crucial to stop using the firearm immediately and consult a qualified gunsmith or firearms expert to diagnose and fix the issue safely. Always prioritize safety and proper handling of firearms.
There was more than one model. This was the Sears branded version of a Savage/Stevens/ Springfield rifle, commonly called a "gill gun" due to the vent slots right behind the chamber, or a Click/Clack rifle (sound the action made when firing). This was a Savage 6A, or a Springfield/ Stevens 87A.
It is the same as a springfield 511 of Springfield, Savage & Stevens
About tree fiddy.
This is a Savage models 30D, 30E, 30F 0r a Stevens model 67, or Savage model 30-30AC Check these models. I appears both Stevens ans Savage made a model 300 for Western Auto under the Revelation name.
Savage Stevens 887 great gun but these were very common and cheap in their day. Worth about 150-200 in good condition. Keep in mind you can get a nice new 22 auto for a little over 200 bucks
The first model 87A was made from 1938-1945.There was also a Stevens model 87 semi-auto that was made in the early 1980,s.
I am having the same problem, what have you found out?
The 310 12 gauge shotgun sold by Western Auto was manufactured by the Stevens Arms Company, which was a subsidiary of the Savage Arms Company. These shotguns were often marketed under the name "Western Field" and were produced primarily in the mid-20th century. They are known for being affordable and reliable firearms suitable for hunting and sport shooting.
These were made from 1938- early 1950's. I have may grandfather's, model 6A, a tube loading semi-auto, in very usable condition, made in Utica, NY.
15
It looks like a Browning Auto 5, It was made by savage in the late 40's aluminum alloy frame, great shotgun I grew up shooting one, just as good as an Auto 5 and half the price or less. Although I own several belgen auto 5's I still shoot my 745C a lot
I don't find any special edition Stevens semi-auto's in my reference books. You might try contacting Savage Arms. I doubt if it will be a high-dollar item since the standard models seem to be only $100-$125 in NRA Excellent condition.