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SAVAGE 9476

SCPO RICESCPO RICE Member Posts: 161 ✭✭✭
edited February 2008 in Ask the Experts
Can anyone tell me the age and value of the Savage 9476 single shot 12 gauge. This gun does not have a scratch on it and has never been fired. Thanks
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  • lovethemcoltslovethemcolts Member Posts: 536 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    In 1920, Savage purchased J. Stevens Arms.

    I think perhaps you own a Stevens Model 9476.

    If this is the case, the gun is worth "Near mint" about $200.00.
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  • 41 nut41 nut Member Posts: 3,016
    edited November -1
    Are you sure it is a model 9476? The only one I know of that is similiar to that is the model 9478 which carries the Stevens name which is a Savage brand. They were an inexpensive shotgun when they were manufactured and are prone to breakage of certian parts. In this area a good to excellent one will bring &70.-$75. An unfired one might bring $125. as they are not a collectable. The model 9478 was introduced in 1974 and manufactured, I believe until the mid 80's.
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  • SCPO RICESCPO RICE Member Posts: 161 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    I am incorrect I typed in the wrong name I have a STEVENS 9478 in 20 guage in mint condition, hopefully this will help with the value and age, thanks for the input thus far.
    quote:Originally posted by 41 nut
    Are you sure it is a model 9476? The only one I know of that is similiar to that is the model 9478 which carries the Stevens name which is a Savage brand. They were an inexpensive shotgun when they were manufactured and are prone to breakage of certian parts. In this area a good to excellent one will bring &70.-$75. An unfired one might bring $125. as they are not a collectable. The model 9478 was introduced in 1974 and manufactured, I believe until the mid 80's.
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