Collection: Savage Arms Parts & Accessories
Savage Arms parts and accessories help you maintain, repair, and upgrade firearms known for accuracy, reliability, and straightforward performance. Whether you are running a Savage rifle, shotgun, or another Savage Arms platform, the right parts can improve function, handling, and overall performance.
We carry Savage Arms parts and accessories selected for proper fit, dependable function, and durability, so you can upgrade or maintain your firearm with parts that are built to work.
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Stevens 320 Follower and Spring Kit
Regular price $26.00 USDRegular price$30.00 USDSale price $26.00 USDSale -
Stevens 320 +1 Magazine Extension by S&J Hardware
Regular price $85.00 USDRegular price$95.00 USDSale price $85.00 USDSale
Savage Arms Shotguns for Hunting & Field Use
Explore our collection of Savage Arms shotguns built for hunters and shooters who value practical performance in the field. From the versatile Stevens 320 pump-action shotgun to the Stevens 555 over-under and Model 301 single-shot, Savage offers a variety of 12 gauge, 20 gauge, and smaller-gauge shotguns for turkey, waterfowl, upland hunting, and sporting use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular Savage Arms shotguns?
Popular Savage and Stevens shotgun families include the Stevens 320 pump-action, Stevens 555 over-under, and Model 301 single-shot. These platforms are available in multiple configurations designed for hunting, field, sporting, and other shooting applications.
What is the difference between the Stevens 320 and Stevens 555 shotguns?
The Stevens 320 is a pump-action shotgun designed as a practical and versatile field platform, while the Stevens 555 is an over-under shotgun with two vertically stacked barrels. The 320 is a strong choice for shoppers looking for a traditional pump shotgun, while the 555 appeals to hunters and sporting shooters who prefer an over-under design.
What gauges are Savage Arms and Stevens shotguns available in?
Savage and Stevens shotguns are offered in several popular gauges depending on the model, including 12 gauge, 20 gauge, 28 gauge, and .410 bore. Availability varies by shotgun family and configuration, so check the specifications of the individual firearm when choosing a gauge.
Which Savage or Stevens shotgun is best for hunting?
The best choice depends on the type of hunting. The Stevens 320 provides a versatile pump-action option, while the lightweight Stevens 555 over-under is well suited to upland and field applications. The Model 301 is also available in hunting-focused configurations, including models designed specifically for turkey hunting.
Resources
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Does Your Shotgun Feel Sluggish But Is Not Jamm...
If your shotgun feels slow but isn’t jamming, it’s usually friction or a weak spring. Learn what causes it and how to fix it before it turns into bigger problems.
Does Your Shotgun Feel Sluggish But Is Not Jamm...
If your shotgun feels slow but isn’t jamming, it’s usually friction or a weak spring. Learn what causes it and how to fix it before it turns into bigger problems.
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Cold Weather Shotgun Problems (And How to Keep ...
Cold weather can expose weak points in your shotgun setup. Learn the most common winter shotgun problems and how to keep your gun running in real conditions.
Cold Weather Shotgun Problems (And How to Keep ...
Cold weather can expose weak points in your shotgun setup. Learn the most common winter shotgun problems and how to keep your gun running in real conditions.
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Shotgun Follower vs Magazine Spring: What Actua...
Is it your shotgun follower or magazine spring causing feeding problems? Learn how to tell the difference and fix the issue the right way.
Shotgun Follower vs Magazine Spring: What Actua...
Is it your shotgun follower or magazine spring causing feeding problems? Learn how to tell the difference and fix the issue the right way.