Stevens 200's New Pricing

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Although I never bought one and personally dont like the cheap look... I still think it's a good deal

 

[Gunnutz]

I have 2 , a 243 and I picked up a new 223 last fall. I was lucky , paid 280 plus tax & shipping each.

They are still a deal @ 4-425

 

[Why not?]

They are still a deal @ 4-425

They certainly are! I have bought five of them in different calibers in the past three years, and one of them shot inch and a half groups. The rest all shot better.

The 223 and the 300 Win Mag both shoot under an inch!

Takes less than an hour to prep the stocks, another hour to paint with Krylon Fusion, and you're good!

Ted

 

[Jimbobob08]

$400 I think I'd go with a good used rifle instead, but only because I'd rather a good old gun with wood. A stevens like most firearms can have trigger work, and the cheapo plastic stock fixed up for next to nothing, and the stevens shoots from what everyone says. So for the right guy on a budget, it's still great @ $400.

Why Not that stock looks ####ing awesome

 

[dpopl8r]

I have had a Stevens .223 for a few years now and paid around $300 - good deal ! It is my main 'yote rifle. It is lightweight, very handy with it's 22" barrel, has been easy to fix up (sanding and duracoat, trigger tuned) and it's 1-9" twist is just right. It also shoots as well as anything I have with it's pet load - well under 1/2 MOA with my 55 VMax over Benchmark. No complaints from me, but one is prolly enough for , especially at anything near $400.

 

[todbartell]

Marlin XL7 @ $450 is a much nicer rifle

 

[sundance1972]

Bought one about a year ago(22-250), and am considering a 270win right now, actually. Still a pretty good bargain in my opinion.

 

[warrenb]

Marlin XL7 @ $450 is a much nicer rifle

Does it have the same range of calibers as the stevens?

 

[todbartell]

nope, no 223, no 22-250, no 7mm Mag, no 300 Win Mag. It is a nicer rifle however.

 

[mikeyb]

Considering a hundred bucks more buys you a Weatherby Vanguard, I'd pass on the Stevens. They were a steal at $300 and a deal at $400, but at $450 I think there are better choices for only slightly more money.

 

[DOUGLAS D]

Just curious as to what a used one would bring on EE?
Never could see the point of paying big dollars for any rifle that you couldnt sell a week later even at half the price you paid.

 

[mzcloud]

I would buy in the 300 range. Over 400.., don't think so

 

[curtmg]

Ha, looks like I've got the cheapest one, I paid $229, boxing day '07. Great deal at what I paid, over $400, gee, no thanks.

 

[gth]

just curious as to what a used one would bring on ee?

Probably around $500

 

[DOUGLAS D]

Probably around $500

LOL. ...but only if it had the custom McTupperware stock painted in three shades of MarHide.

And a Limbsaver pad. Definitly gotta have one of them.

 

[Scott_N]

At that price I would get something else, Bass Pro has 700 SPSs on sale now for $499.

 

[hakx]

The $300 price point is what made you look past the crusty trigger, and flimsy grey stock. If they want $400+ for one now, they had better reflect upon the fit and finish aspect of this rifle...economy or not. I wouldn't buy another one for that amount.

 

[SuperCub]

At that price I would get something else, Bass Pro has 700 SPSs on sale now for $499.

I just called Bass Pro Calgary for those SPSs. They quoted $530 for 30/06 and 270Win only.


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[Home3]

We've still got a few at $349

For $349 it is an excellent deal. I would grab one of Clay's 30-06's at that price, if I already did not have an XL7 in that caliber. there is something to be said about a no frill rifle that shoots 1" groupings right out of the box and sales for $349. Pretty, they are not. shoot, they will.

 

[archie126]

I just called Bass Pro Calgary for those SPSs. They quoted $530 for 30/06 and 270Win only.


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Toronto Store flyer has them listed at $499.