Stevens 200 Questions?

[beckerhead]

Is this gun basically a savage without the accutrigger and a little less external fit and finish work? They seem to shoot great, like most savage rifles do. I was just curious about the guts.

[Deer&Duck]

berkerhead,
I called Savage/Stevens and talked to one of their reps concerning just that.  I was interested in the swapping barrels that Midway sells for Savages and how these A&B barrels would fit on the Stevens.  They said that the barrel threads were the same and that any stock that would fit a Savage, would fit a Stevens (i.s. 10 fits a short action, 110 fits a long action, etc).  I'm still considering getting one myself just not sure which caliber.  (already got most of it covered).

Deer&Duck

[jnclement]

I've got one in 223. It is a Savage without the Accutrigger. And the stock is a different color. Savage introduced it to compete with the Mossberg bolt, and the low line Remingtons. Mine is shooting a little over 1" groups, with about 40 rounds thru it. It would do better with some trigger work, which I'll do when I put my A&B 223AI barrel on.

[Norseman112]

I called savage also and the stevens 200 is a savage 110. They are very accurate as I have one in .223. I was thinking I may get another one for a project gun.

Norse

[PEPAW]

Our largest and most popular gunshop here in Houston has the 200's today on sale with a scope package.
They never carried Savage, but must have seen how popular these "Stevens" will be as word gets around.

pepaw

[poncaguy]

You won't be dissapointed with the Stevens 200. I have 2, a 25-06 and a 7MM-08. Both accurate, good stocks for a synthetic. Great hunting rifles. I adjusted the trigger on both and they works very well for hunting.

[jim21]

All they are, is a cheap gray stock savage 110 without the accu-trigger.