Savage Arms Stevens 555 E 410 GA 26" Over/Under Shotgun - Turkish WalnutSavage Arms$846.27
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Savage Arms
The Savage Stevens 555 16 gauge over/under shotgun delivers classic break-action reliability in a lightweight, nimble package that won't wear you out during a long day afield. Built on an aluminum receiver and topped with 28-inch chrome-lined barrels, this gun balances affordability with solid engineering—no need to mortgage the farm for a dependable O/U that swings fast and handles like it belongs in your hands.
The Turkish walnut stock gives the Stevens 555 genuine character; this isn't plastic-fantastic styling but real wood that ages beautifully and feels right. A single selective mechanical trigger keeps operation simple and reliable, while manual extractors pop empties cleanly after each shot. At 6.2 pounds, the gun stays light enough for upland work or clay shooting without sacrificing the heft that makes a shotgun point naturally.
Interchangeable choke tubes let you dial in the pattern you need—tighter for distance, more open for close work—so one gun handles multiple scenarios. The tang-mounted safety sits where your thumb expects it, ambidextrous design means lefties and righties both get a gun that feels finished, and a 14.57-inch length of pull accommodates most adult frames without feeling cramped or stretched.
Whether you're breaking clays, hunting upland game, or just learning what an over/under does best, the Stevens 555 proves that smart engineering and honest materials beat hype every time.
| Gauge | 16 |
| Action | Over/Under Break Open |
| Barrel Length | 28 inches |
| Barrel Type | Chrome-lined carbon steel |
| Receiver Material | Aluminum |
| Receiver Finish | Semi-Gloss Black |
| Stock Material | Turkish Walnut |
| Stock Type | Semi-Pistol Grip |
| Stock Finish | Oil |
| Safety | Ambidextrous Tang-Mounted |
| Trigger | Single Selective Mechanical |
| Extractor Type | Manual |
| Choke Tubes | Interchangeable |
| Capacity | 2 Rounds |
| Overall Length | 45.28 inches |
| Length of Pull | 14.57 inches |
| Weight | 6.2 pounds |
The Stevens 555 pairs a lightweight aluminum receiver with real Turkish walnut and chrome-lined barrels—solid construction that doesn't cut corners on materials just to hit a price point. The 28-inch barrels and 6.2-pound weight make it nimble without feeling tinny.
The 16 gauge sits between 20 and 12 gauge—lighter recoil than a 12 but more shot payload than a 20, making it a balanced choice for upland birds and similar applications where you want manageable recoil and adequate pattern density. This gun's lightweight build makes it easy to carry all day.
Yes. The interchangeable choke system lets you match your pattern to the distance and type of shooting—tighter chokes for longer shots, more open chokes for closer work—so the same gun adapts to different scenarios without buying multiple shotguns.
The gun features an interchangeable choke tube system, though the specific tubes and quantities included are not detailed in the product specs provided. Check with your retailer for the exact complement.
Savage Arms
The Savage Stevens 555 16 gauge over/under shotgun delivers classic break-action reliability in a lightweight, nimble package that won't wear you out during a long day afield. Built on an aluminum receiver and topped with 28-inch chrome-lined barrels, this gun balances affordability with solid engineering—no need to mortgage the farm for a dependable O/U that swings fast and handles like it belongs in your hands.
The Turkish walnut stock gives the Stevens 555 genuine character; this isn't plastic-fantastic styling but real wood that ages beautifully and feels right. A single selective mechanical trigger keeps operation simple and reliable, while manual extractors pop empties cleanly after each shot. At 6.2 pounds, the gun stays light enough for upland work or clay shooting without sacrificing the heft that makes a shotgun point naturally.
Interchangeable choke tubes let you dial in the pattern you need—tighter for distance, more open for close work—so one gun handles multiple scenarios. The tang-mounted safety sits where your thumb expects it, ambidextrous design means lefties and righties both get a gun that feels finished, and a 14.57-inch length of pull accommodates most adult frames without feeling cramped or stretched.
Whether you're breaking clays, hunting upland game, or just learning what an over/under does best, the Stevens 555 proves that smart engineering and honest materials beat hype every time.
| Gauge | 16 |
| Action | Over/Under Break Open |
| Barrel Length | 28 inches |
| Barrel Type | Chrome-lined carbon steel |
| Receiver Material | Aluminum |
| Receiver Finish | Semi-Gloss Black |
| Stock Material | Turkish Walnut |
| Stock Type | Semi-Pistol Grip |
| Stock Finish | Oil |
| Safety | Ambidextrous Tang-Mounted |
| Trigger | Single Selective Mechanical |
| Extractor Type | Manual |
| Choke Tubes | Interchangeable |
| Capacity | 2 Rounds |
| Overall Length | 45.28 inches |
| Length of Pull | 14.57 inches |
| Weight | 6.2 pounds |
The Stevens 555 pairs a lightweight aluminum receiver with real Turkish walnut and chrome-lined barrels—solid construction that doesn't cut corners on materials just to hit a price point. The 28-inch barrels and 6.2-pound weight make it nimble without feeling tinny.
The 16 gauge sits between 20 and 12 gauge—lighter recoil than a 12 but more shot payload than a 20, making it a balanced choice for upland birds and similar applications where you want manageable recoil and adequate pattern density. This gun's lightweight build makes it easy to carry all day.
Yes. The interchangeable choke system lets you match your pattern to the distance and type of shooting—tighter chokes for longer shots, more open chokes for closer work—so the same gun adapts to different scenarios without buying multiple shotguns.
The gun features an interchangeable choke tube system, though the specific tubes and quantities included are not detailed in the product specs provided. Check with your retailer for the exact complement.
