Stevens Model 620 20 Gauge Pump Shotgun, 22 Inch Barrel, Mixed Finish (Bright Receiver, Thinning Blue on Barrel/Mag Tube/Cutts), Walnut Stock
This J. Stevens Arms Company Model 620 stands out as a hammerless, takedown, pump-action 20 gauge with a factory-style configuration and a Cutts Compensator body installed. It features a 22 inch plain barrel, right-side ejection, and a bottom-loading tubular magazine, with lineage tracing to a John M. Browning design. Classic walnut furniture and clear proof and inspector marks add to its appeal for shooters and collectors alike.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Specific Condition Notes: There is mild wear present. Subtle pitting is visible in select areas, and carbon build up is noted.
What's Included
- Stevens Arms Model 620 20 gauge pump-action shotgun
- Cutts Compensator body installed (Cutts trademark legend present; no choke designation visible)
The Model 620 is a hammerless, takedown, pump-action shotgun with right-side ejection and a bottom-loading tubular magazine. Chambered in 20 gauge for 2 3/4 inch shells, it offers an approximate capacity of 5 rounds. A manual safety provides straightforward operation.
Barrel configuration is a 22 inch plain barrel fitted with a Cutts Compensator body bearing the Cutts trademark legend. No choke designation is visible on the device. The front sight is a single bead, aligning with the shotgun’s practical field layout.
Walnut furniture includes a checkered pistol-grip stock with a black buttplate and a ribbed corncob-style grooved forend. Length of pull measures 14 inches, and the metal shows a mixed/altered finish: the receiver is in-the-white/bright bare metal, while the barrel, magazine tube, and Cutts body retain thinning bluing/oxidation.
Markings observed include circled P, M, and PROOF TESTED, consistent with J. Stevens Arms Company proof and inspector stamps. The design lineage traces to a John M. Browning pattern, and the shotgun was manufactured in the United States.