My "New" Stevens Favorite Model 30

[Road Rat]

Just picked this up last week. I had to put a few coats of Tru-Oil in the bland stock. Cute little single shot falling block. I'll have to wait til spring to do any shooting with it. Already too cold here in the midwest! brrr, 20 degrees last night.

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[Robinhood]

Nice!!!

[godale]

very nice.... thanks for sharing

[Zero333]

Pretty cool.

What cartridge is it chambered for ?

It's never too cold to shoot !!!

[drybean]

Looks great , been looking for one many years

[Road Rat]

Zero333, sorry bout that. I didn't know they came in any caliber other than .22 LR..............

Right now we have snow and a high of 20...............too cold for me!!!

[The Old Coach]

Also were made for .32 Long Rimfire, and .25 Stevens (rimfire). Very little ammo left for either, and it'll cost $2.00 a round if you find it.

It's possible, but not easy, to convert the .32 rifles to shot .32 Long Colt, (centerfire), or .32 S&W centerfire. The .25s it's easiest to just convert to .22. The firing pin position works without modification.

[ShooterScott]

Beautiful, I am definitely jealous!!