Savage-Stevens 35

[max55]

A local gun shop has a Savage-Stevens 35 .22 bolt action, and they are asking $100.00. Other than a really ugly stock finish, looks to be in good shape. Is that a fair price for the rifle? Thanks.

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S.S.

The rifle is a clip-fed, bolt-action.

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Stopped by the gun shop this morning, made an offer, and he countered with $75.00, so I bought it. The stock looks better after a little clean up. Bore and rifling are excellent. Can't figure out how to get the bolt out however. Other than that, I'm pretty happy.

[S.S.]

Well, you are one of the first people here to have ever stumped me!
I am not familiar with that model at all. Is it a single shot or clip/tube fed?

[Rangr44]

AFAIK, The Stevens Model 35 was a break-open single-shot .22 pistol.

Offr the top of my head, I couldn't recall an M35 rifle, either - but my googlefu tells me there was such a creature made 1980-84, with scant other info available online.

When I get home, I'll check my Stevens history book.

FWIW, I would think that ANY functional & rust-free .22 is well worth $100.

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[Rangr44]

Here ya go:

It's a bolt-action rimfire rifle, made between 1980-84, marked ".22 short, long, long rifle"; w/7-shot detachable magazine &. a 22" barrel.

They were 41.5" in overall length, with a hardwood stock.







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