Savage announces new hinge-break shotgun series (PHOTOS)
The Stevens 301 by Savage is offered in both standard and compact lengths as well as a choice between .410, 20 and 12 ga. (Photos: Chris Eger/Guns.com)
In an ode to a design that never goes out of style, Savage’s Stevens 301 break-action shotgun line surfaced this week in Atlanta.
The 301, introduced at the 146th National Rifle Association Annual Meetings and Exhibits held at the Georgia World Congress Center, blends a traditional single-shot design with synthetic furniture.
The frugal styling is the same across the five guns in the series, with .410, 20 gauge, and 12 gauge all offered in a 26-inch barrel length as the standard variant. A compact 20-inch model is offered in 20 and .410 as well.
Suggested price on all is set at $173 but you can expect that to vary in your local stores.
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