.22 Magnum/20 Gauge

[Doug]

I will just point out this Savage for sale:https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo..._24s_e_o_u_22winmag_20ga_and_marlin_81dl.html

The barrels are connected full length which will make the rifle barrel extremely stiff and accurate.
This would be a great survival/SHTF gun.

 

[2cool9031]

I already have a Savage 22lr/20ga...purchased new in the early 80's

 

[mrortega]

That gun is on my list of "dumbest trades/sales I ever did." Mine was the 22 mag/20ga. I traded it for a pos Marlin .22 mag bolt gun. What a mistake. That was over 40 years ago and I still have part of the box of 20 gauge in my dresser drawer.

 

[2cool9031]

Well...I guess it is a case of ...if I knew then what I know now. Happened to me too on occasion

 

[Doug]

That gun is on my list of "dumbest trades/sales I ever did." Mine was the 22 mag/20ga. I traded it for a pos Marlin .22 mag bolt gun. What a mistake. That was over 40 years ago and I still have part of the box of 20 gauge in my dresser drawer.

Well, now's the time to get one.

 

[nismoz33]

Thanks for throwing up a link to my FS thread! It is a nice looking gun! They seem to be loved by Savage collectors.

 

[Doug]

I have a Stevens 22/.410 and a Savage 30-30/20 gauge. And if I had an extra $400 laying around, yours would be sold.
I believe that to be a fair price. I considered my 30-30/20 gauge a bargain at $350.
If any potential buyers are worried about any problems with the gun, I can direct them to a web site that will help. Mine needed a trigger lightening and a light firing pin strike fixed. Did it all myself with a few screwdrivers and a sharpening stone.