Savage Arms Stevens 320 12 Gauge Pump Shotgun

A: Hi Brian, this comes with an interchangeable "Modified" Choke Tube (Single). It is a screw in so you can purchase other chokes.

A: Hi Brian, Yes it includes a Modified Choke Tube. It is a screw in so you can purchase other chokes.

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A: - 12 Gauge - Pump-Action - 3" Chamber - Rotary Bolt - Dual Slide Bars - 28" Vent Rib Barrel with Front Bead Sight - Matte Black Barrel - Interchangeable Choke Tube Modified Included - Polymer Stock - 13-3/4" Length of Pull - 1-3/4" Drop at Comb - 2-1/2" Drop at Heel - 48-3/4" Overall Length - 7 lbs. 11 ozs. Weight.

A: It comes with a modified choke tube •2.25" drop at comb •Proven rotary bolt design •Dual slide bars •Bottom load •Right eject ************•Includes modified choke tube •Tube magazine

A: Talbert, the quality belies the low cost. Stevens/Savage know their way around firearms including this shotgun offering. Imported by Savage Arms from China, the Stevens' design is inspired by the Winchester 1300, ensuring simple, reliable functionality. Reviews have been very good : https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2012/5/22/stevens-320-pump-field-grade-shotgun/

A: Talbert, The term you get what you pay for when looking at this shotgun. Heres some good reviews - americanrifleman.org/articles/2012/5/22/stevens-320-pump-field-grade-shotgun/

A: the quality is good the recoil is stout

A: Hi, This firearm does come with a bead sight. Due to its size and photoshopping done by Buds, the sight is practically invisible in this picture. Cheers.

A: Hi Debra, The recoil on this shotgun really depends on the type of ammunition you use (Birdshot, buckshot, etc) however, it still will be relatively strong if you going to use home defense ammunition. Another issue is the length of the shotgun, this particular gun features 28 inches barrel which can be too long for tight maneuver in-home defense situation (This particular gun is mainly for hunting). If you want home defense shotgun and worry about recoil, I recommend looking at 20 gauge or even 16 gauge shotgun with a barrel length between 18.5 to 21 inches. These would provide you with compact, lightweight, low recoil gun that would be good for home defense. If you want to stick with 12 gauge (this will provide you with most options and I recommend this the most) try to look for reducing recoil ammunition. There is a huge market for low recoil ammo for 12 ga and they are easy to find and relatively cheap. Cheers.

A: Debra, I would get a shorter defense shotgun for maneuverability. Semi-Auto lets you concentrate on your target and trigger without having to manually rack each round per shot : https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php?products_id=415012241

A: Ramon, yes the receiver is drilled & tapped for mounting a scope. Have a great day!

A: Ramon, yes you can shoot slugs. It comes with a modified choke tube, which you can shoot slugs through, but I would recommend installing an improved cylinder choke tube for slugs. You want to use foster (or rifled) type slugs as this is a smoothbore barrel.

A: Yes, this has a smooth bore so will work well with rifled slugs. Hope this helps.

A: Ramon, yes Sir. You will likely get the best accuracy results from Foster type rifled slugs. Cylinder choke best but Modified won't be too far off. Cheers and stay safe!