stevens 320

[justintyme2transport]

I bought a Savage Arms Stevens 320 a while back but wanting to make some changes. But, I cant find any accessories that are made for it. I have seen that the Steven 320 was a copy of Winchester 1300 that has been discontinued but don't know how close these two are and if they can be interchangeable parts. I have looked though cheaper than dirt. any help will be helpful thanks

[Steve_In_29]

IIRC the 320 is a clone of the Win 1400 and not the 1300. As evidenced by the squared off rear of the receiver (ala 1400) instead of the V-shape familiar to us 1300 owners.

Unfortunately there weren't many accessories made for the 1300 and I think even less for the 1400.

[kilrain]

IIRC the 320 is a clone of the Win 1400 and not the 1300. As evidenced by the squared off rear of the receiver (ala 1400) instead of the V-shape familiar to us 1300 owners.

Unfortunately there weren't many accessories made for the 1300 and I think even less for the 1400.

The Winchester 1400 is semi-auto, the 320 is a pump, pretty sure it's not a copy of that.

I don't own a 320 but have looked at them several times and they are "clones" of the Winchester 1200/1300 shotguns. As Steve pointed out, the stocks are not interchangeable and I am unsure what, if any, other parts are.

What are you looking to change?

[Steve_In_29]

The Winchester 1400 is semi-auto, the 320 is a pump, pretty sure it's not a copy of that.........

OOPs. Sorry about that, I was keyed on the receiver shape and forgot the 1400 was a semi and not a pump.

[justintyme2transport]

i would like to change out the foregrip to a pistol style grip. I want to change the stock to a adjustable but that will most not likely happen. I have notice that I can find some attachment adaptors to add lights and sights, but not to sure how well the universal attachments are.

[Steve_In_29]

If you can't find one made specifically for a Winchester I believe that a generic (labeled as fitting Rem/Moss/Win) foregrip will work with your Steven's.

Possibly the same kind of generic-replacement might work on the stock as well but the only way to know for sure would be to buy one. So be sure to get it from a source that will allow for an easy return if it doesn't work.