Introducing the Stevens Arms Crack Shot Model 26, a classic American-made rifle that holds a significant place in the annals of firearm history. This single-shot, falling block rifle was manufactured between 1916 and 1920, a period known for landmark advancements in firearm technology. As a collector or enthusiast, you would be owning a tangible piece of American history with this firearm.
The overall condition of the rifle is fair, showing signs of its storied past with extensive indications of prior use and handling. It's important to note that the wood forend and stock come with a metal butt plate, adding to its authenticity. However, there is a crack running through on the left side of the forend and two cracks on the top side of the stock where it meets the receiver tang. There's also a crack at the rear of the stock where it meets the butt plate. The bore condition is fair with signs of pitting, but the action is in functional condition.
Crafted for the .22 Long Rifle cartridge, the Crack Shot Model 26 is known for its reliability and accuracy, making it an ideal choice for hunting small game or target shooting. The falling block action promotes precision and safety, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced shooters. The vintage aesthetic of the blued finish and the single-round capacity offer a unique shooting experience that's focused and intentional.
Embrace this unique opportunity to add the Stevens Arms Crack Shot Model 26 to your collection. Experience the allure of owning an antique firearm that offers a unique shooting experience and a testament to the rich heritage of American firearm manufacturing.