Utility & Simplicity Personified: Stevens 301 Single-Shot

Adam Scepaniak
by Adam Scepaniak

Stevens, under the Savage Arms family, has a simplistic, new single-shot shotgun they would like to announce to the world: the Stevens 301. Nothing we have not seen before, but affordability and utility are always a great find in any firearm model and this offers both.

It features a traditional black synthetic stock which is perfect for any firearm that is going to be hunted. The synthetic stock will naturally show less wear if it is abused or hunted hard. The single hammer and break-action tab by the receiver are all intuitive pieces for any shotgun user. Savage Arms will be immediately offering the Stevens 301 in both standard and compact models.

Stevens 301 Single-Shot Shotgun

  • 12 Gauge, 26″ Barrel, 5.59 Lbs, 13 3/4″ LOP
  • 20 Gauge, 26″ Barrel, 5.59 Lbs, 13 3/4″ LOP
  • .410 Gauge, 26″ Barrel, 5.59 Lbs, 13 3/4″ LOP
  • Youth 20 Gauge, 22″ Barrel, 5.34 Lbs, 12 3/4″ LOP
  • Youth .410 Gauge, 22″ Barrel, (Weight & LOP Unspecified at this Time)

Savage Arms went on to further detail their newest shotgun addition to the Stevens brand:

Stevens by Savage Arms is pleased to offer practical hunters more performance from the trusted single-shot, break-action shotgun platform with the rugged and reliable new Stevens 301. Shipments of these firearms are currently being delivered to dealers.

The Stevens 301 features a crisp, reliable break action and rugged, modern synthetic stock that withstands even brutal abuse afield. It is available in .410, as well as 12- and 20-gauge models.

The MSRP of all of the Stevens 301 variations is currently set at $173. You should likely see brick ‘n mortar pricing around $150-$160.

Adam Scepaniak
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  • Mark Ri Mark Ri on Jul 25, 2017

    I picked mine up yesterday. 12 gauge, comes in two pieces, easy to put together. I ordered it last week after reading some reviews.
    It is very similar to an H&R style shotgun. I won't get to shoot it until tomorrow night at trap but, it seems to be a very tight nicely put together gun. $170 out the door.

  • Hyok Kim Hyok Kim on Aug 01, 2017

    Where is it made?

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