All Stevens Models
Stevens, a Savage Arms brand since 1920, covers the 555 over/under, the 320 pump, the 301 single-shot and 560 semi-auto shotguns, and the 334 bolt-action rifle. This page compares gauge or caliber, capacity, barrel length and the lowest current price across US retailers.
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| Photo | Model | Action | Caliber | Capacity | Barrel | Price |
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Stevens 555 Over/under (2014) with a lightweight aluminum receiver, chrome-lined barrels and Turkish walnut. Full-size 26–28" and 24" compact versions. 12, 16, 20, 28 ga, .410 · Over/under shotgun · 2 · 24–30" |
Over/under shotgun | 12, 16, 20, 28 ga, .410 | 2 | 24–30" | from $599 95 offers · 17 stores Compare prices |
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Stevens 320 Pump with rotary bolt and dual slide bars. Field Grade 22–28" (incl. compact and camo), 18.5" Security versions and a Tactical model. 12, 20 ga · Pump shotgun · 5+1 · 18.5–26" |
Pump shotgun | 12, 20 ga | 5+1 | 18.5–26" | from $155 47 offers · 15 stores Compare prices |
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Stevens 301 Single-shot break action (2017) with a 3" chamber and Winchoke-style tube. 26" full-size, 22" compact and Turkey versions. 12, 20 ga, .410 · Break-action single shot · 1 · 26" |
Break-action single shot | 12, 20 ga, .410 | 1 | 26" | from $193 37 offers · 15 stores Compare prices |
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Stevens 560 FieldDiscontinued Turkish-made 3" gas semi-auto with Turkish walnut and 26" or 28" barrel (2023). Savage now marks it out of production. 12 ga · Gas semi-auto shotgun · 4+1 · 24–28" |
Gas semi-auto shotgun | 12 ga | 4+1 | 24–28" | from $366 21 offers · 11 stores Compare prices |
| Bolt-action rifles 1 model All Stevens Rifles → | ||||||
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Stevens 334 Value bolt rifle (2023) with three lugs, 60° bolt lift, free-floated button-rifled barrel and 3-round box magazine. Synthetic or Turkish walnut stock. .223, .243, 6.5 CM, .270, .30-06, .308, .350 Legend · Bolt-action · 3 · 2–22" |
Bolt-action | .223, .243, 6.5 CM, .270, .30-06, .308, .350 Legend | 3 | 2–22" | from $335 81 offers · 16 stores Compare prices |
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Classic Stevens models
J. Stevens Arms was founded by Joshua Stevens in 1864 in Chicopee, Massachusetts, and has been owned by Savage Arms since April 1, 1920.
- 1894–1935
- Favorite single-shot rifle
Lever-operated single-shot rifle made for four decades. - 1909–1939
- Model 520 pump shotgun
Slide-action shotgun based on a John Browning patent. - 1920
- Savage purchase company
Savage Arms bought Stevens on April 1, 1920. - 1927–1955
- Model 620 pump shotgun
Slide-action shotgun made until 1955; like the 520, based on a John Browning patent. - 1938–1982
- Model 87 .22 semi-auto
Rimfire semi-auto with over one million sold. - WWII
- War production military rifles
Stevens plants built Lee–Enfield rifles, Thompson submachine guns and BARs. - 1991 / 1999
- Stevens name brand
Savage dropped the Stevens name in 1991 and revived it in 1999.
Stevens model names explained
- Stevens / Savage
- Savage has owned Stevens since 1920; savagearms.com now lists the 301, 320, 334 and 555 without the Stevens prefix.
- Field Grade
- General-purpose 320 pump with a synthetic stock for trap or upland birds.
- Security
- 320 defensive versions with an 18.5" barrel: bead, pistol-grip, heat-shield and thumbhole configurations.
- Compact
- Shorter barrel and stock: 301 at 22", 555 at 24", 320 Field 20 ga at 22".
- Turkey XP
- 301 Turkey sold as a package with a red-dot sight.
- Winchoke
- Winchester-pattern choke tube thread used on the 301 (modified tube included).
