The compact version would be ideal for any youngster looking to get into the double-barrel game early.

The overall length is less than 40 inches due to the 24 in. The compact version is a basic grade that comes in 20-gauge, 28-gauge, and. Again, the gun isn’t going to win any beauty contests, but it functions well and the price is right. Steel-framed O/Us typically run about 7.5 pounds. That’s a very light O/U, thanks mostly to the aluminum receiver and the aluminum on the fore-end. The 16-gauge is touted to weigh only 6.2 pounds, but comes in at just a hair over 6.4 pounds with the 28 in. MSRP on the basic grade is just $705, which is rather inexpensive for a reliable and good functioning over/under. The shotgun chokes offered were cylinder, improved cylinder, modified, improved modified and full. The basic grade features chrome-lined carbon steel barrels, a Turkish walnut stock, a lightweight aluminum receiver with tang safety, a single selective mechanical trigger, manual extractors, and five interchangeable choke tubes. All three models are relatively inexpensive but don’t feel like cheap shotguns. The Stevens 555s are made by KOFS, Ltd., in Isparta, Turkey, and imported by Savage Arms. The frames are gauge-specific, which is important - no cutting corners by putting close gauges on larger frames. New for 2019, each grade has added the 16-gauge to its lineup. length of pull for smaller-framed shooters. A compact model has been added, with a 13.5 in. The initial run had the basic grade and the enhanced grade, with 12, 20, and 28 gauges available, as well as the. The Stevens 555 came out in 2014, replacing the heavy Stevens 512.

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