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The Stevens Model 77 is a slide-action (pump-action) shotgun manufactured by J. Stevens Arms Company, a division of Savage Arms. It was introduced in 1957 as a budget-oriented hunting shotgun. The Model 77 features a takedown design, a solid steel receiver, and a plain walnut stock. It is chambered in 12, 16, and 20 gauge. The shotgun has a tubular magazine under the barrel and a simple crossbolt safety. The Model 77 was designed to be affordable and reliable for the average hunter. It was a popular choice for waterfowl and upland game hunting.
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