Stevens 200

[jon lynn]

I made my decision........Savage Stevins 200


If I remember it is just the old 10 series, but without the accu-trigger. And I had many Savages before the accu-trigger, so I think it is a good deal for less than $300, I think it will be a happy medium.

All I need is a way to pay for it, Wally World don't do layaway any more.

Unless I see a REAL GOOD DEAL in the OKC Gun Show tommorow, I have made my almost final decision..........................................I think

[Gil Martin]

I have handled the Stevens 200 in .243 and .270 and they were unfired and on the used gun rack for $249.00. I am not very fond of gray synthetic stocks. I prefer used Savage 110 rifles with a wooden stock and standard trigger and they sell for about $200.00 around here. All the best...
Gil

[jon lynn]

I already have visions of OD Green acrylic paint for that funky grey synthetic stock, maybe even a real good 'ol BDU pattern.

I am fantasizing on finding a Mauser action tommorow at the show in OKC, but we will see. Gotta get my lazy butt out of bed first, and the Savage seems a good way to just get it done, and finally get a decent deer rifle.

[BILLY D.]

Originally posted by Gil Martin
I have handled the Stevens 200 in .243 and .270 and they were unfired and on the used gun rack for $249.00. I am not very fond of gray synthetic stocks. I prefer used Savage 110 rifles with a wooden stock and standard trigger and they sell for about $200.00 around here. All the best...
Gil

Shucks, I'm moving to Pennsylvania. You and Adam kill me with the prices you pay for firearms and accessories.

Up here in Podunk land milsurps sell for 1/4 > 1/2 more than what you guys pay. And Leupys are cheaper new than they are used. It's nutso.

I'm still looking for a decent? Mosin. Every one I've seen up here the bores looked like a corroded sewer pipe. So if? ya ever find one with a Sniper scope mounted on it and a good bore, let me know. Like that'll ever happen. I don't mind paying a fare price for something, but I don't like putting my money down for junk.

Best Wishes, Bill

[BILLY D.]

Originally posted by jon lynn
I already have visions of OD Green acrylic paint for that funky grey synthetic stock, maybe even a real good 'ol BDU pattern.

I am fantasizing on finding a Mauser action tommorow at the show in OKC, but we will see. Gotta get my lazy butt out of bed first, and the Savage seems a good way to just get it done, and finally get a decent deer rifle.

Hey Jon

A word for the wise. Keep your eyes peeled at the show for a Savage stock. Lots of people put tupperware stocks on their guns then sell the leftover stock beau coup cheapo.

Just a hint.

Best wishes, Bill

[jon lynn]

I weenied out. Got to thinking I am still in debt, and it wouldn't be right to add on to my money miseryright now. But I am perfectly sure I can save $300 by Novembers deer season here.

Provided I don't get a Government position back in Germany (miss the kids something fearce).

[Joe Boleo]

I was in a gun shop when Gil was there with a few of his shooting buddies. He picked up an older mint used Savage 110 in 7MM Remington Magnum with walnut stock and bottom metal for $250.00 out the door. The hang tag price was higher, but Gil haggled a bit and got the lower price. There are many, many used gun bargains sitting in the racks around here. Take care,,,
Joe

[Catfish]

I passed on a new in the box Stevens youth model in .243 at the gun show yesterday for $ 225 out the door. That was hard to do, but I don`t really need another rifle, especially in .243. But, with the grandkids getting older it would be a nice gun to have laying around just incase. If he still has it at the next show I may just bring it home.