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If you're a serious gun enthusiast, dealer, or collector, please consider attending our in-store auction on Saturday, January 16, 2010, beginning at 9 a.m. We'll have over 400 lots, Browning guns, Case Knives, Colt firearms, H&R, Remington and Winchester ammunition in case lots, Rock Island guns, Ruger firearms, Sig-Sauer, Smith & Wesson, Taurus, World War I and II Military, Winchester, and many more. This will be an absolute auction, no by-bidding, held on our premises at 117 Front Street, Henderson, Tennessee. We're 90 miles East of Memphis, 75 miles North of Tupelo. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Like all manufacturers in the US, Savage and Stevens put forth herculean efforts during World War II to supply Allied Forces. Then, by the 1950s, the market had settled back down sufficiently to allow civilian manufacturing, and Savage introduced the Model 77 Pump gun in 1955, and its companion 67 at about the same time as the company phased out its Browning Patent variants of the 520 and 620. The Model 67 was Savage-Stevens's last man standing in its slide action shotguns offering, and it phased out in 1989. The Company never made it to screw in choke tube status for these. Here is one of the last 67 Savages ever manufactured, a 12 gauge with 28 inch Vent Rib Barrel, and an unmarked .684 Constriction Full Choke. It has strong original finish throughout, with small light scuffs on the wood and light speckling here and there on its blued surfaces. The most pronounced area of finish detraction is the shell carrier or floorplate and trigger guard edges. We rate this Model 67 as a strong Very Good, perhaps even Excellent, specimen since it has 85 to 90 percent of its original finish intact by our estimate. Photos should suffice for prospective owners to judge finish grade for themselves. Bore, chamber, and mechanism are all bright, clean, and excellent. We're offering this Reagan Era Savage Pump for only $ 249.95
Long Guns: $25 flat fee shipping to the lower 48 states; $35 to Alaska or Hawaii. We accept checks with no more than 7 days hold. MC or Visa phone- or fax-in orders shipped same day; USPS Money Order paid items shipped same day. Cashier's checks are a waste of time & money; we hold them longer than we do personal checks. We require initial payment of at least 20% down within 7 days of offers to buy; otherwise we relist. We can accept FFLs not only in the mail, but also by scan or fax, so long as they are legible and signed. We always include our FFL with firearms shipments. On used guns, we offer a 7 day money back return privilege. No returns on New Guns or lay-aways. We accept lay-away with 20% down, balance in 90 days - lay aways not refundable, though. Our phone number is . Internet phone hours 8:30 - 4 CST Mon - Sat CST. Robertson Trading Post 117 Front Street PO Box 365 Henderson, Tennessee 38340 *We consider trade offers* Blue & Walnut Good, Black Plastic bad. No like plastic guns except SP-1s. S&W, Colt Stainless Very Good. We even like RG, H&R, Taurus/Rossi. Gold, Silver good, esp. Morgan Dollars and Walking Liberty Half Dollars. We like .243 and .30-30 very much.
We will entertain trade offers on premium items like N-frame Magnum S&Ws, Small gauge shotguns, and lever action rifles, also gold & silver bullion & US silver or gold Coins.
Condition:
Used - See Item Description
Caliber:
12 Gauge
Item #:
989226784
Stock No.:
LG1126
Location:
TN
Trades Accepted: We will entertain trade offers on premium items like N-frame Magnum S&Ws, Small gauge shotguns, and lever action rifles, also gold & silver bullion & US silver or gold Coins.
Shipping Notes: Long Guns: $25 flat fee shipping to the lower 48 states; $35 to Alaska or Hawaii. We accept checks with no more than 7 days hold. MC or Visa phone- or fax-in orders shipped same day; USPS Money Order paid items shipped same day. Cashier's checks are a waste of time & money; we hold them longer than we do personal checks. We require initial payment of at least 20% down within 7 days of offers to buy; otherwise we relist. We can accept FFLs not only in the mail, but also by scan or fax, so long a
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