can anybody tell me if there are any diferances between a stevens 200 and a savage 11? A local guy has a stevens 200 package gun with a cheap scope in 270.Its is like new only had about 15 rounds through it and he wants 260$ I am kinda lookin for a project gun and i am assumeing that all savage parts like barrels,bolts,stocks,triggers,scope bases and stuff like that will fit a stevens action am i correct? this seems like a good deal what is this gun worth?
differance between savage and stevens
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JR47
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The Stevens line does not have the Accu-Trigger, IIRC. The fit and finish is a bit more utilitarian, as well. The stocks are different, but I do believe that they can be interchanged.
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My understanding is the Stevens model 200 is the same as a Savage model 10 pre accutrigger. The bolt even has the Savage Indian head on it
lefteyedom
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get it. the action alone is worth $250
Any Savage parts made at the same time as the Stevens will interchange. Savage has changed magazines and stocks recently. Even a 5-6 year old Savage will not interchange stocks with a new version. Scope mounts are not the same on some older guns. Same with a 5-6 year old Stevens. It has made purchasing scope mounts and any aftermarket parts confusing. You have to know exactly which version you have and when it was made when buying.
But other than the trigger and slightly different stocks the Stevens and Savage rifles are the same.
But other than the trigger and slightly different stocks the Stevens and Savage rifles are the same.
I know what you are talking about because i have a 116 and a 11 that are the older flat top action with stagered feed blind mag and no accuitrigger and a 16 that i bought a couple years ago that is round top center feed and has the accu-trigger.thanks for pointing that out i guess i knew that but forget that there is diferent spaceing on the action screws for the newer ones and different scope bases.
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