The Savage Arms Model 71 Stevens Favorite Centennial Commemorative .22 is a superb embodiment of historical craftsmanship and modern functionality. Manufactured in 1971 to mark the centennial of the iconic Stevens Favorite line, this beautifully blued and case-hardened steel falling block rifle offers both collectors and shooters a chance to own a piece of American firearms history. Its single-shot precision and classic design make it an excellent choice for those who appreciate fine engineering and the heritage of small-bore marksmanship. Plus, having the original box adds a touch of authenticity and increases its collectible value.
This rifle is in new, unfired condition, preserved in its original old-stock packaging. The bore is pristine, showing no signs of wear, and the action is as smooth and robust as when it left the factory in 1971. The package includes the original owner's manual and factory box, making it a complete collectible item.
The Model 71 features a 22-inch octagonal barrel, contributing to its classic aesthetic while ensuring excellent accuracy. The blued and case-hardened steel finish not only provides durability but also adds a touch of elegance that collectors will appreciate. The smooth walnut stock with a Joshua Stevens medallion highlights its commemorative nature, celebrating 100 years of the Stevens Favorite. The front blade sight and adjustable notched rear sight allow for precise aiming, making it suitable for small-game hunting and target shooting.
Owning the Savage Arms Model 71 Stevens Favorite Centennial Commemorative means owning a piece of American firearms heritage. This rifle is not only a functional piece of equipment but also a historical artifact that honors the legacy of one of the most beloved single-shot rifles of the early 20th century. Its limited edition status and immaculate condition make it a highly sought-after item for collectors. Don't miss the opportunity to add this remarkable firearm to your collection – a testament to 100 years of precision and craftsmanship.