New: Stevens Shotguns 555 Sporting Model

The new 555 Sporting 12-gauge over/under from Stevens Shotguns has an MSRP under $1,000

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posted on August 9, 2022
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The Stevens 555 Sporting is made for sporting clays competitors, along with trapshooters.
Stevens Shotguns

Stevens Shotguns is adding a new Sporting model to its 555 12-gauge lineup, which the company says is designed specifically with sporting clays and trap competitors in mind.

Stevens 555 Sporting
Sporting 30-inch ported barrels, the Stevens Shotguns 555 Sporting 12-gauge over/under model (MSRP: $991) has an overall length of 48½ inches.

 

This 12-gauge over/under shotgun sports a three-inch chamber, aluminum alloy receiver and 30-inch ported barrels, along with a raised ventilated rib with mid-bead rear sight and fiber-optic front sight. The stock and fore-end are made from Turkish Walnut, with adjustable comb height and a 14.5-inch length-of-pull. The trigger is a single selective mechanical one. In addition, the barrels are chrome lined and there is also a tang-mounted manual safety.

Five extended chokes are also included with the 555 Sporting—Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder and Cylinder.

The MSRP for the new Stevens Shotguns 555 Sporting 12-gauge is $991. Learn more at savagearms.com.

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