stevens mod 335

i have a stevens mod. 335 double barrel 12 gauge needs a stock. is it worth persuing? made march 17, 1907

hi rustyham,

If it is marked "J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co" it was made before 1920 and, of course, after the 1907 patent date. If it has exposed hammers and twist or damascus barrels, it's primary value is as a mantle decoration (probably $125-$150), but if it is hammerless with fluid steel barrels and 2 3/4" chambers, it could still be a shooter ($250+/-) if checked and approved by a competent gunsmith. JMHO,

Kim

thanks for the info it is the hameerless model. r/h

I, too, have a J.Stevens Model 335 double barrel hammerless that needs a stock. Did you ever find a stock for yours? If so, where can I go to get a replacement stock? This gun belonged to my grandfather and may have been used by my great uncle to kill a man. Legend has it that grandfather broke the stock by hitting the gun against a tree when he found out his brother had shot a man with it.

I have a J Stevens Model 335 serial # 25160 that
needs both the barrels and a stock. My biggest need
is for the barrels. What are you asking for your's without a stock? This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

I too have a Stevens 335 hammerless 30" dbl, March 19, 1907 with a great stock but would be interested in the barrels. Anyone want to sell the barrels?

Macon Gunstocks has what you are looking for. They are fully inletted and need minor fit and finish. I just ordered stock and forend from there. Good luck.

might also try gunparts corp here http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Default.aspx
bigcurt