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  • kermit315
    Calguns Addict
    • Sep 2007
    • 5928

    Need info on single shot shotgun

    Hey guys,

    my dad gave me a Revelation Model 350 Series M .410 break action single shot shotgun.

    I have looked on the net, but cant find too much about it. I was wondering if anybody here knew anything about them. Also, I need to get a new stock for it, and would like some help finding a lead on that too.

    Thanks,

    Jamie
  • #2
    BVamp
    Member
    • May 2009
    • 227

    I cannot be sure without a picture, but it sounds like you have a savage/stevens model 94, that was mass produced years back for western auto/revelation once upon a time. look up steven model 94, and if its the same, you should be able to get a stock from numrich. value on this gun is well under 100 bucks, in any condition other than perfect.

    looks like numrich has stocks available on this, still.

    These files are schematics and parts lists from our catalog. They are in PDF format which means you can save the schematic to your computer, zoom in or out on



    buttstock -
    Model: REVELATION 350A
    Item No. 149830H
    Additional Shipping charge: $1.00
    Retail Price: $68.35

    foreend-
    Model: REVELATION 350A
    Item No. 1084440B
    Retail Price: $57.75
    Last edited by BVamp; 08-01-2009, 11:40 AM.
    Rockin the Saiga world since 2003

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    • #3
      Trapper
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2007
      • 2159

      Revelation shotguns were manufactured by Savage/Stevens and sold by Western Auto. Your shotgun should be identical to the more common Stevens model 94.
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      • #4
        kermit315
        Calguns Addict
        • Sep 2007
        • 5928

        thanks guys. not too worried about worth of the gun, I am not selling it, but I like to know background on my guns, and it does need a stock. I will take a pic next time I go to the storage unit.

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