Presenting the Stevens Model 22-410, a classic testament to American gunsmithing that combines history, craftsmanship, and functionality. This piece is a captivating blend of a .22LR caliber rifle and a .410 bore shotgun, crafted between 1938-1950. Owing to its design versatility, it's been a preferred choice for small game hunting and pest control, making it a great combo gun for varmint hunting.
The overall condition of this piece can be described as fair, revealing a story of extensive use and handling. The rifle has been reparkerized, a process that resists rust and corrosion, that adds an interesting chapter to its history. Some minor pitting is present, alongside varnish wear and scrapes on the stock, adding to the authenticity of its vintage charm.
The bore condition is good, with clean and well-maintained aspects, and minor wear marks. It boasts well-defined lands and grooves, a testament to the good rifling. The action is break-action, user-friendly, and allows for easy loading and unloading. This firearm has a capacity of two rounds, with a barrel length of 24 inches.
The finish is Parkerized, a stock made of worn smooth walnut, with a checkered faux wood foregrip that adds to its vintage appeal. It includes a front blade with an adjustable notched rear sight for precision. The chamber is designed for 3" cartridges, and the length of pull measures at 13.5". This piece was proudly manufactured in the United States and holds a special place in the country's firearms history.
Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of American manufacturing history. This Stevens Model 22-410 isn't just a functional firearm; it's a historical artifact that adds value to any collection or hunting arsenal.