This is a Stevens 22-410 combo survival gun sold to the United States Air Force. From 1947-1950 the U.S. Air Force had a contract with Stevens to make the 22-410 combo shotgun as a survival gun for the bomber crews. This gun has a 24” barrel and is chambered for 22 LR and .410 gauge 3” shells with a full choke. The stock is Tenite and is in very good condition. The finish on the receiver is worn and the barrels are graying slightly. The .22 barrel is shiny with sharp rifling and the .410 barrel has some wear.

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