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Any one ever see or know anything about these it’s a Steven’s 522 my buddy found it in his grandpa’s attic
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Wow!
I'm thinking that if the barrel was shorter, it would look like a WWI trench gun.

Cool find!!
 
You have a piece of pure history!

My granddad bought one way back when? and I shot it in the 50's, my cousin has it now.
 
I do not know anything about this model, but it looks like that one is held together with a through-bolt, which means there is a cavity under the buttplate. Which means, there could be treasure under there. Better check.
 
I do not know anything about this model, but it looks like that one is held together with a through-bolt, which means there is a cavity under the buttplate. Which means, there could be treasure under there. Better check.
ill check it out and let you know if i find anything good
 
Deluxe version of a 520... They were nice shotguns at the and a John Browning design. Very smooth actions. This one looked like it was well loved at one time. Very cool shotgun!! are you thinking about getting it back up and running? Doesnt look like its terrible shape... nothing on there appears to be anything other than a basic repair.
 
Deluxe version of a 520... They were nice shotguns at the and a John Browning design. Very smooth actions. This one looked like it was well loved at one time. Very cool shotgun!! are you thinking about getting it back up and running? Doesnt look like its terrible shape... nothing on there appears to be anything other than a basic repair.
that was the thought to make it work
 
that was the thought to make it work
Do a little homework to make sure it is safe at any speed with modern ammo. Some old guns (e.g., one of the old Marlin pumps), are unsafe with any ammo.

If you do not know much about an old gun, do not simply assume that modern "Instant Death or Ultra Longrange" types of ammo are safe.

Just do not want anyone hurt.
 
Do a little homework to make sure it is safe at any speed with modern ammo. Some old guns (e.g., one of the old Marlin pumps), are unsafe with any ammo.

If you do not know much about an old gun, do not simply assume that modern "Instant Death or Ultra Longrange" types of ammo are safe.

Just do not want anyone

Do a little homework to make sure it is safe at any speed with modern ammo. Some old guns (e.g., one of the old Marlin pumps), are unsafe with any ammo.

If you do not know much about an old gun, do not simply assume that modern "Instant Death or Ultra Longrange" types of ammo are safe.

Just do not want anyone hurt.
i am i actually going to have gunsmith check it over first before i do anything
 

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