Savage 24F combo discontinued?
#1
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Michigan
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Savage 24F combo discontinued?
I must be out of touch. When did savage stop producing the 24F combo guns? I could have sworn I saw them on their website last year sometime.
Always thought they were a great item for certain situations. Like having a camp gun around, not necessarily something you wanted to carry all day for a hunting trip, but for a couple hour walk-around through the woods when squirrels and rabbits and some birds might be present ... always liked the concept but never picked one up.
Always thought they were a great item for certain situations. Like having a camp gun around, not necessarily something you wanted to carry all day for a hunting trip, but for a couple hour walk-around through the woods when squirrels and rabbits and some birds might be present ... always liked the concept but never picked one up.
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
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Gun show coming up here the first weekend of Feb. Last year I noticed they were bringing $275-$350.....I expect them to be a bit higher this year, but we'll see. Even the most common of them, the .22/.410 O/U in good shape is getting lots of attention. They used to be everywhere, but people have been quietly gathering them up for several years, now. It was the first gun I ever hunted with as my own when I was just starting to hunt as a kid.
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Gun show coming up here the first weekend of Feb. Last year I noticed they were bringing $275-$350.....I expect them to be a bit higher this year, but we'll see. Even the most common of them, the .22/.410 O/U in good shape is getting lots of attention. They used to be everywhere, but people have been quietly gathering them up for several years, now. It was the first gun I ever hunted with as my own when I was just starting to hunt as a kid.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=153507682
Leave it to Savage to push the heck out of a $299 bolt action when they could have been moving these. Imagine how nice they could make that gun with a little effort.
Whoever is in charge of marketing and product development should have their head examined.
Bunch of Clods.......
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
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Here ya go, have a look at this one....unreal
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=153507682
Leave it to Savage to push the heck out of a $299 bolt action when they could have been moving these. Imagine how nice they could make that gun with a little effort.
Whoever is in charge of marketing and product development should have their head examined.
Bunch of Clods.......
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=153507682
Leave it to Savage to push the heck out of a $299 bolt action when they could have been moving these. Imagine how nice they could make that gun with a little effort.
Whoever is in charge of marketing and product development should have their head examined.
Bunch of Clods.......
That sure is a purty 'ol girl......Getting the price right up there too. Unbelieveable. Some say there can be a bit of a problem sometimes to regulate the barrels to shoot to the same POI. I've never checked it. That would make a dandy poor man's Drilling turkey gun, tho....
#6
Spike
Join Date: Dec 2009
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I purchased one several years ago 30/30-20ga, and used it one year deer hunting and I did get a doe. I don't think I ever shot the 20 ga, but IMOP it is kind of a worthless gun, unique yes, functional no, it is in fact a single shot, hard to operate, a little heavy, but it is different. anyone interested drop me an pm, Den
#7
Nontypical Buck
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Location: Michigan
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I purchased one several years ago 30/30-20ga, and used it one year deer hunting and I did get a doe. I don't think I ever shot the 20 ga, but IMOP it is kind of a worthless gun, unique yes, functional no, it is in fact a single shot, hard to operate, a little heavy, but it is different. anyone interested drop me an pm, Den
I'm not surprised to hear that some folks found these guns ungainly.
I actually was most interested in the 20 ga / 22LR model, and thought leaving it in the truck or taking it in the woods for a short pre-scouting walk in Sept. or post-scouting walk in January would be the most use. I wonder what the weight diffs would be for the different powered rifle options?
#8
i have a Savage 24F in 20 gauge and .22 Hornet. Both barrels shoot to the same point of aim. The gun is very heavy and the only thing I use it for is called in coyotes. A load of #3 or #4 buckshot does a good job on close in coyotes.
#9
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Falcon...The gun you had is in the minority. I've owned a few and shot some more, and there aren't many that have both barrels shooting at the same point of aim. I had a .223/12 that had impact differences of nearly 8" at 50 yds. How in the world can a person be asked to spend $500+ on a gun like this?
Some that had the scope mount that hooked on one side were a joke. You could put a small amount of pressure on the scope and it would move 1/4".
The older ones were OK at best as far as craftsmanship goes...IMO the newer ones were even worse.
Some that had the scope mount that hooked on one side were a joke. You could put a small amount of pressure on the scope and it would move 1/4".
The older ones were OK at best as far as craftsmanship goes...IMO the newer ones were even worse.
#10
Falcon...The gun you had is in the minority. I've owned a few and shot some more, and there aren't many that have both barrels shooting at the same point of aim. I had a .223/12 that had impact differences of nearly 8" at 50 yds. How in the world can a person be asked to spend $500+ on a gun like this?
You are right, Savage charged a terrible price for that gun and it is not worth it.