Springfield-Branded Savage Arms Model 67 20 Gauge Pump-Action Shotgun, 28 Inch Plain Barrel, 3 Inch Chamber, Blued, 4+1
This Springfield-branded Savage Arms Model 67 is a 20 gauge, side-ejecting pump shotgun with a 28 inch plain steel barrel, a 3 inch chamber, and a 4+1 tubular magazine. Built in the United States with blued steel and wood furniture, it comes from the Model 67/69 family marketed under Savage, Stevens, and Springfield labels and was discontinued in 1989. Factory markings and proof stamps are present on the receiver and barrel.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Poor - Noticeable dirt, stains, significant corrosion or damage.
Specific Condition Notes: The firearm is in solid functional shape. There are scratches and blemishes present. There is a bulge in the barrel approximately 6 inches from the muzzle.
What’s Included
- Springfield-branded Savage Arms Model 67 20 gauge pump-action shotgun
The Model 67 is a proven, side-ejecting pump-action design with a 4+1 tubular magazine, offering straightforward operation and reliable cycling. This example is chambered for 3 inch 20 gauge shells and features a 28 inch plain, non-vent-rib steel barrel topped with a single bead front sight.
The shotgun wears a blued finish over its steel receiver and barrel. Its wood stock has a pistol-grip profile with a smooth, straight comb and a 14.0 inch length of pull, paired with a ribbed wood corncob forend for a secure grasp.
Markings include "SAVAGE ARMS WESTFIELD, MASS. U.S.A." on the receiver and "PROOF TESTED 20 GAUGE — 3 INCH CHAMBER —" on the barrel. Proof and inspection stamps on the barrel shank include an oval "SP," two asterisk-like marks over "172," and a small "97" stamp.
Part of the Model 67/69 family marketed under Savage, Stevens, and Springfield labels, this variant reflects the straightforward configuration many shooters favor. The line was discontinued in 1989, adding clear production context to this shotgun.