Savage 24 - anyone have one?

[ilikegunspdx]

Wondering what you think of it.
What caliber combination do you have?
I'm considering a Camper version in 22LR/20ga.

Adaptive firing solutions in clackamas has one.

24V - .222 Rem / 20ga

Savage 24V - .222 Rem / 20ga for sale from Adaptive Firing Solutions, LLC.

www.adaptivefiringsolutions.com

 

[P7M13]

Adaptive firing solutions in clackamas has one.

24V - .222 Rem / 20ga

Savage 24V - .222 Rem / 20ga for sale from Adaptive Firing Solutions, LLC.

www.adaptivefiringsolutions.com

Thanks. I'm no longer looking for one.

 

[Artpro]

Late to the party, but I felt I have to chip in.
I gave a great fondness for the Savage 24 and have been lucky.

I have

2 30-30/20ga

1 Stevens .22-410 (what Savage renamed to the Model 24)

1 .357/20ga

1 .223/20ga that I bought in box like new a few years ago that has a black polymer stock

1 .223/12ga that has s black polymer stock

1 .22mag/20ga that was rescued from a damp basement and is pitted all along the outside but has good bores.

I regret passing on a .357 Max Deluxe model about 5 years ago.

My bucket list includes owning one of the Valmet Models Savage had made in .308/12ga. I think they listed as Model 2400.

The 24s provide so much versatility. With my 30-30 I can take almost every game animal in my area by just carrying a variety of 20ga shells snd a couple different 30-30 loads.Hi. Wah

 

[former173rd]

Fixing to sell my Finish Valmet 412 after a bunch of years. Package made up or 12 over 30-06 (scoped) and 12 over 12. Older but solid set. I've seen prices all over the place.
Just looking for a fair guess to ask.

 

[echo1]

Fixing to sell my Finish Valmet 412...

Same set up with 4X Burris, K bar with stone, sling, boolits, tools and well used hard shell case starting at $1800, on GB now. PAX

 

[former173rd]

Same set up with 4X Burris, K bar with stone, sling, boolits, tools and well used hard shell case starting at $1800, on GB now. PAX

TY sir.....so Looks like I'll probably start around 14....

 

[Ronald_55]

Same set up with 4X Burris, K bar with stone, sling, boolits, tools and well used hard shell case starting at $1800, on GB now. PAX

Has that got bids? You have to look at completed auctions to really get an idea. Then adjust your expectations based on fees you will pay. I see a ton of guns up there at crazy prices that never sell. I actually know guys that put stuff up at a high price just in case someone random bites. About a 1/3 of those sales fall through though.

I see those go for more if it us a less common caliber or double rifles set.

I am not a ton of help on exact pricing. I have been watching for a 12ga/.308 set though. 30.06 might be a good compromise.

 

[former173rd]

Has that got bids? You have to look at completed auctions to really get an idea. Then adjust your expectations based on fees you will pay. I see a ton of guns up there at crazy prices that never sell. I actually know guys that put stuff up at a high price just in case someone random bites. About a 1/3 of those sales fall through though.

I see those go for more if it us a less common caliber or double rifles set.

I am not a ton of help on exact pricing. I have been watching for a 12ga/.308 set though. 30.06 might be a good compromise.

Thanks for the input.....like the election, we'll see how it goes!

 

[echo1]

Has that got bids? You have to look at completed auctions to really get an idea. .

I'm pretty sure everyone knows to see what an item actually went for, but the OP was asking for a place to start. There are always variables to moving guns, if your serious you have to check out any leads and follow up. The ad I referenced was relatively current (I think) and the very first/only I looked at, had 31 pictures of the weapon set up in all possible configurations, with and without the glass, the accessories (both barrel combos, sling, knife with stone & sheath, boolits and case), many from different angles, crisp and clear closeup of the receiver apart but the barrels in the shot, all against a velvet back drop. The 412 itself was in excellent condition, the extras not so much. Effective marketing, you saw the sweet and the well-used. I didn't check the seller or his history, but it didn't look like his first rodeo. PAX

 

[PPCguy]

I bought my Savage 24 in 1964 and sold it a couple years ago for a very sisable profit. Now I have a Stevens 22/410 to get rid of. It is pre Savage 24. Both good guns.

 

[Ronald_55]

I'm pretty sure everyone knows to see what an item actually went for, but the OP was asking for a place to start. There are always variables to moving guns, if your serious you have to check out any leads and follow up. The ad I referenced was relatively current (I think) and the very first/only I looked at, had 31 pictures of the weapon set up in all possible configurations, with and without the glass, the accessories (both barrel combos, sling, knife with stone & sheath, boolits and case), many from different angles, crisp and clear closeup of the receiver apart but the barrels in the shot, all against a velvet back drop. The 412 itself was in excellent condition, the extras not so much. Effective marketing, you saw the sweet and the well-used. I didn't check the seller or his history, but it didn't look like his first rodeo. PAX

You would be surprised how often I hear "but there is one on GB right now for $xxx", always with zero bids, as a reason for some inflated price. Plus, I run into people weekly who do not know how to see completed auctions on there. Some of this from people who are far from gun newbies. Locally I run into people several times a year that think it is illegal to buy a gun online. So I am never sure of anyones knowledge level.

I agree that if posting online, lots of pictures is a necessity for a good sale. On the local gun classifides I see lots of single blurry pic ads with 2 word descriptions. I am not driving an hour to 'see' if a gun is the condition I want unless it is a crazy deal. On GB it is even more important.

 

[echo1]

I've never used GB, an 03 or bought from an auction in 60 years of gun shenanigans. I have bought from unknown folks via many forums I'm on, but never directly "on line" from a vendor. PAX

 

[Ronald_55]

I've never used GB, an 03 or bought from an auction in 60 years of gun shenanigans. I have bought from unknown folks via many forums I'm on, but never directly "on line" from a vendor. PAX

I wish my local scene was hardy enough for me to find what I am looking for at decent prices. I have bought a few off state and national forums I am on, but any coming from out of state had to go to an FFL for me to pick up.

 

[outwest]

Mine is 22 mag over 20ga.
Probably my most used gun. Always have it in the truck.
It has killed enough grouse to fill the back of the truck and a few other varmits as well.