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Join Date: September 25, 2012
Location: kansas
Posts: 176
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stevens 30-30 c-bolt
any idea what this gun is worth...guy wants to trade me for my s&w sw40ve. is this is good gun has anyone had one and would you recomend it. put my gun up on armslist and had way more interest then i thought i would get. has to be the 14rd mags that come with it.
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Join Date: February 13, 2006
Location: Washington state
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In good condition, it is a $250-$300 rifle. The Savage version of the same rifle sells routinely for $325-$350ish in good condition. I know where there is one in rough shape for $125, but no takers.
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Join Date: January 4, 2012
Location: Northern Missouri
Posts: 214
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It does not sound like a very good trade, but if you need a plain .30-30, and like a bolt action, the Stevens is OK, assuming good condition of action and bore. The Stevens and Savage .30-30 bolt actions are more accurate than one might think. Those I have worked with would handily outshoot the average lever action thutty-thutty.
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Join Date: May 29, 2008
Location: now living in alabama
Posts: 2,325
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Savage/Stephens.
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Join Date: October 11, 2012
Location: Braham, Minnesota
Posts: 152
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I have a Savage 340 in 30-30 and would recommend them to any one. Great shooters and 30-30 is super easy to reload.
![]() ![]() Now as far as trading for a S&W auto loader. NAH I dont think I would make that trade. |
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