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Varner
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Varner
Sporting Arms |
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The new Varner Favorite is a .22 caliber single shot rifle closely
modeled after the turn of the century gun made by J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company. This
swinging block, lever action rifle is a model of simplicity and reliability. The many
features that make the "Favorite" so desirable are not found in the guns of
later design, such as the simple take
down
feature that enables the user to remove the barrel and fore-end by turning one ringed take
down screw by hand. The fact that most of the weight of the "Favorite" is in the
barrel makes the gun easier to hold steady, and the stiffness of this heavy barrel aids
accuracy. The sights, either metallic or telescopic are mounted on the barrel assuring
constant alignment no matter how many times the gun is broken down. The Varner Favorite
action is made of premium high carbon steel carefully heat treated and should, with
reasonable care, outlast the original "Favorites" and it's classic looks are
timeless.
| NOTE: We do not have parts or information for either Savage or Stevens Arms Company. To contact Savage/Stevens/Fox, please visit their website by clicking here. |
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| Hunter Model: Blued receiver, straight stock and forearm, barrel mounted peep or open rear sight, Marble gold bead front sight. |
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| Hunter Deluxe: Same features as above with the exception of a color case hardened frame and lever. |
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| Professional Hunter: Our classic hunter deluxe with a hand checkered, fancy, pistol grip, perch belly stock, with a blued steel crescent buttplate. The 24" barrel carries an extended forearm and a Marble gold bead front sight and is drilled and tapped for our scope base. The rear sight is a tang mounted peep sight, adjustable for windage and elevation. This rifle is similar in appearance to the Schuetzen model rifle pictured in our flyer. |
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For more information call or e-mail us.
1-360-679-4657
1-800-450-7111
greg@daytraco.com
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| See our reviews in: American Rifleman - May 1989 Outdoor Life - July 1989 Guns & Ammo - August 1989 |
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