I spent 7 years looking for a 16 gauge when I turned 18. I’ve found 3 this past week and bought 2 of them both are single shots made before WW2. The 16 gauge is my favorite.
Nice gun! My father gave me mine in the late 50s for Christmas. He gave me and my two brothers the same model 16ga stevens shot gun.He got them from Western Auto store. Mine also got stolen around 1987. I never was able to find another one. I hope you enjoy yours for a long time. Thanks for sharing yours.
Love the video on your shotgun I've got one real close to that I got a Stevens Springfield model 94 Series N in a 12-gauge absolutely love it was my very first shotgun I ever bought with my own money back in 1989 I was 22 years old i am 57 years old now I still love it I'm not sure when mine was made mine is a series N
I made my first video about this shotgun 5 years ago,it's here on my channel & I talk about how I had to work summer jobs to buy my first one back in 1977 & how it ened up being stolen in 2000.I went all these years not seeing another one until I found this one in a pawn shop.It may not be the same exact one but it is the same exact model & gauge.If I remember correctly I found the info on Wikipedia.
I can relate to how you feel.I'm sorry it was your brother.A druggie broke into my home and stole all my firearms back in 2000,including the Stevens 16 gauge I had bought new back in 1977.The police couldn't prove it was him but his life has been nothing but crap since.I do feel a sense of satisfaction from that.
Looks like a squirrel getter for sure. I'm sure you are aware there are or used to be some pretty good high performance loads available. Probably have to order them. Hopefully they aren't all sold out.
I gave $125 at a pawn shop,,I didn't argue or complain.It was exactly what I was looking for.It does depend on condition and how much you want it.And in my case,I wanted it because I had been looking for this for years.I would say a Model 94 in good conditioon today,,I would go $250 but that's just me.It had sentimental value to me.
That's awesome.I've only seen one older 16 gauge for sale since I got this one 3 years ago.I would had got it but it felt like the trigger was going to snap off if I pulled it all the way so I passed and had too much internal rust.A decent classic 16 gauge is getting nearly impossible to find.
@@garageguy879 I didn't know they were so rare. Glad I picked mine up. Found a new mom and pop store (literally run in an old man's home) with antique guns. Picked up some powder and ammo to boot.
@@garageguy879 my dad owns an old Iver Johnson style 16 gauge with a bad firing pin and bad barrel gap. Printing on it says Mitchell and Co... ?... It was owned by his grandpa... Can't seem to find a gunsmith willing and or capable to fix it.
@@saltcreekammoYou certainly got lucky.I can find old 12 & 20 gauge shotguns all day long around here,semi-auto,single shot,bolt action & pump but when it comes to a 16 gauge in decent or better condition,people aren't letting them go.
@@saltcreekammo I can understand why a gunsmith won't touch that,,too much risk in messing it up more.The other 16 gauge I mentioned earlier was an Iver Johnson.
didn't turn out like I wanted it to do but if they get a QB and stop relying on Tuten all the time in their running game,they will eventually rebuild successfully.
I spent 7 years looking for a 16 gauge when I turned 18. I’ve found 3 this past week and bought 2 of them both are single shots made before WW2. The 16 gauge is my favorite.
Nice gun! My father gave me mine in the late 50s for Christmas. He gave me and my two brothers the same model 16ga stevens shot gun.He got them from Western Auto store. Mine also got stolen around 1987. I never was able to find another one. I hope you enjoy yours for a long time. Thanks for sharing yours.
I was looking up this model because I just (as of 2pm today, Sunday May 2nd) finished my grandfather's old 94 16ga. Thank you!
I'm 33 years old and it probably hasn't been fired in decades before my lifetime.
Love 16ga
I'd love to find a pump 16 gauge.All that's around here are the old single shots and bolt action models.
@@garageguy879 I'd love one of the new browning sweet 16s they feel great.
@@AlaskanBallistics I'll be sure to look them up,,thanks for the info.
Love the video on your shotgun I've got one real close to that I got a Stevens Springfield model 94 Series N in a 12-gauge absolutely love it was my very first shotgun I ever bought with my own money back in 1989 I was 22 years old i am 57 years old now I still love it I'm not sure when mine was made mine is a series N
I made my first video about this shotgun 5 years ago,it's here on my channel & I talk about how I had to work summer jobs to buy my first one back in 1977 & how it ened up being stolen in 2000.I went all these years not seeing another one until I found this one in a pawn shop.It may not be the same exact one but it is the same exact model & gauge.If I remember correctly I found the info on Wikipedia.
Garage Guy is one of the coolest fellows on the block! Thanks for the nostalgic firearm.
Thank you very much.
Thanks for the video Mark. Take care and God Bless.
Hello Thomas.always good to hear from you.
Good shotguns they are , I do like the 16 gauge .
16 gauge seems to be that perfect inbetween caliber.
Always liked the 16guage my father had a single shot Stevens and my drug addict brother is stole it I'm still pissed 30 years later
I can relate to how you feel.I'm sorry it was your brother.A druggie broke into my home and stole all my firearms back in 2000,including the Stevens 16 gauge I had bought new back in 1977.The police couldn't prove it was him but his life has been nothing but crap since.I do feel a sense of satisfaction from that.
I would love to find one of these. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome,,and thank you for watching.
I just found one is a pawn shop for 50 dollars, 94C they are out there so I'd say call around.
I have one for sale! No #'s
Very Good this model of Steven Savage cal 16/70
They are so light they have a pretty good kick
It's got some thump but not too bad.It's very enjoyable to shoot.
Pop bottles, haven't heard that in years.
that rubber buttstock pad, what size and what brand?
The brand is called Limb Saver.It fits a H&R single shot,,also fits the Stevens well.I got it at wal mart several years ago.
Looks like a squirrel getter for sure. I'm sure you are aware there are or used to be some pretty good high performance loads available. Probably have to order them. Hopefully they aren't all sold out.
Wow , what an classic Shotgun !!!!!!!!!!!!!
It really is.I really got lucky with this one.
I have exact the same ... how much is price in good condition?????
I gave $125 at a pawn shop,,I didn't argue or complain.It was exactly what I was looking for.It does depend on condition and how much you want it.And in my case,I wanted it because I had been looking for this for years.I would say a Model 94 in good conditioon today,,I would go $250 but that's just me.It had sentimental value to me.
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Donde puedo comprar una calibre 16
Si no en una tienda de armas local, sugeriría buscar en línea.
I have two 94B s Both were.made in 1950. one in 16ga one in 12ga
Just picked up an old JC Higgins 101.1 94C in 16 gauge. It's in great shape... Can't wait to shoot it, maybe take a pheasant with it.
That's awesome.I've only seen one older 16 gauge for sale since I got this one 3 years ago.I would had got it but it felt like the trigger was going to snap off if I pulled it all the way so I passed and had too much internal rust.A decent classic 16 gauge is getting nearly impossible to find.
@@garageguy879 I didn't know they were so rare. Glad I picked mine up. Found a new mom and pop store (literally run in an old man's home) with antique guns. Picked up some powder and ammo to boot.
@@garageguy879 my dad owns an old Iver Johnson style 16 gauge with a bad firing pin and bad barrel gap. Printing on it says Mitchell and Co... ?... It was owned by his grandpa... Can't seem to find a gunsmith willing and or capable to fix it.
@@saltcreekammoYou certainly got lucky.I can find old 12 & 20 gauge shotguns all day long around here,semi-auto,single shot,bolt action & pump but when it comes to a 16 gauge in decent or better condition,people aren't letting them go.
@@saltcreekammo I can understand why a gunsmith won't touch that,,too much risk in messing it up more.The other 16 gauge I mentioned earlier was an Iver Johnson.
Thanks man!!!
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Roughly 115 USD. Please don't pay more than that. Otherwise, you're being played a fool
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Have a like for saying “pop” instead of soda.
Yep,,it ain't soda,,it's pop around here.
A fellow chokie!
Hope they won't be choking so much this season,,lol
@@garageguy879 I hope you’re right.
We will see at Noon O Clock today.
Let’s Go
Hokies!
didn't turn out like I wanted it to do but if they get a QB and stop relying on Tuten all the time in their running game,they will eventually rebuild successfully.
@@garageguy879 amen!
Nice!!!!!!
Thank you very much.
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Me gustan las escopetas para casa y quiero comprar una calibre 20
20 gauge will work well for home defense.
Sir, how much price 16 cauge ?
I paid $125
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