Stevens 320 Security

[DFM914]

Just picked up one of these in 20 gauge but havent had a chance to fire it yet. Seemed like a great deal for the price. Figured it might be good for home defense. Anyone have any experience with one?

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[Shollz]

didn't know they made them in a 20 gauge. i was looking at the 12 gauges. Seems like a fine gun for the money and it's purpose

 

[MrSmitty]

I've looked at the 12g versions, always seemed like neat guns, and the price point is great. let us know how you like it!!

 

[Old Bear]

Never fired one but have handled a couple at LGS's. I always thought the felt comfortable and handled well. Looking forward to your assessment after you have had some time with it.

 

[Sniper 79]

I know they sell like hot cakes. Great one to toss in the back seat of the vehicle or for a boat blaster......trade fodder or whatever

 

[Fordtough25]

I had one in 12 gauge a few years ago, i flogged it pretty hard to test. Shot well I thought, ejection got a little erratic after 500 rounds or so but I’d buy another to beat on for the price. Mine was a 12 gauge.

 

[w_ADAM_d88]

I've got a 12ga version with the standard butt stock (no pistol grip). I've ran just about every type of shot through it and it's functioned just fine. I've even shot trap with it and did pretty good considering the shorter barrel. Kicks pretty good with 3" buckshot or slugs.

 

[lawyers guns and money]

I have a 12ga. It does have the pistol grip. Makes for an easy handling weapon. Shoots well and was inexpensive. Goes bang everytime. Sits behind the door without one in the chamber. Just incase some late night prowler comes knocking at the door.

 

[cobber]

I have the 12 ga. with two barrels. No pistol grip. No issues.