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    1915 Stevens 520 inertia Question?


    I own a Stevens 520 break down that i absolutely love shooting. I have a question about the Inertia block on this shotgun. Is the inertia block part of the breech block of this shotgun.
    I have shot this shotgun many time and it cycles great. Kicks like a mule. I would like to replace worn parts. Have seen the u tube videos on this gun. but can not find any info. on the inertia block for this shotgun anywhere. any help is appreciated.

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    Not sure what you mean by inertia block, but Gun Parts Corp and Ebay has parts listed.
    Savage/Springfield/Stevens 520 Parts | Numrich Gun Parts (gunpartscorp.com)

    savage 520 | eBay

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    The 520 is a Long Recoil action, not Inertia. I’m not sure what an Inertia action is, but it’s different. Currently offered by Benelli and Franchi???

    Wait, isn’t the 520 a pump?
    Last edited by Model24; 10-20-2021 at 04:00 PM. Reason: Confusion

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan101955 View Post
    I own a Stevens 520 break down that i absolutely love shooting. I have a question about the Inertia block on this shotgun. Is the inertia block part of the breech block of this shotgun.
    I have shot this shotgun many time and it cycles great. Kicks like a mule. I would like to replace worn parts. Have seen the u tube videos on this gun. but can not find any info. on the inertia block for this shotgun anywhere. any help is appreciated.

    Dan
    Inertia block????? (No such thing on a 520)

    what you want to tame the recoil of the 520 is a new “friction ring” . . . .BUT installed CORRECTLY!

    EDIT: Forget ALL of this post . . . .I was thinking of the Model 720 . . . .NOT your 520, SORRY!!
    Last edited by JimFsh; 10-21-2021 at 09:23 AM. Reason: I was mixed up!

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    I looked at the parts list in a factory catalog and there is nothing about an inertia block, I do not think these ever had that feature. I know early Marlin hammer pumps had an inertia action released added early on because of the possibility of a hang fire blowing the bolt out the rear of the gun. The inertial block was part of this and it released an action lock on recoil, if there was a misfire that might result in a hang fire the action had to be manually unlock to open it which they hoped delayed it long enough in case of a hang fire.

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