For sale is a Savage Model 720 chambered in 12 gauge, a classic American-made semi-automatic shotgun with desirable U.S. Property markings. Produced during the WWII era and based on the proven long recoil operating system popularized by the Browning Auto-5, the Model 720 is well known for its robust construction, dependable function, and historical military association. U.S. Property marked examples are especially appealing to collectors of martial firearms, military shotguns, and historic American arms.
This shotgun features traditional wood furniture, blued steel construction, and the distinctive streamlined profile of an early semi-auto sporting and military shotgun. Whether you are adding to a U.S. martial collection or looking for a historically significant 12 gauge, the Savage Model 720 stands out as a scarce and desirable piece.
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| UPC | ECOM00596846 |
| Action | SEMI AUTOMATIC |
| Barrel Length | 26" BARREL |
| Caliber | 12 GA |
| Capacity | 4 ROUNDS |
| Finish | BLUED STEEL |
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