Eric, I think you may have a lot of options. I have a house brand version of a 94 in .410, not sure which letter version it would be. I also have a very early Savage 220 in 22 SHOT and a later 220 in 12 Gauge, the barrels on all of these will interchange (using the proper forearm). The forearms on the 22 Shot barrel & the .410 barrel will interchange. The early 22 shot barrel will fully latch in the later receivers but the two later barrels will not fully latch in the very early 220 action (it has the Sheetmetal trigger guard and does not set he safety when the action is opened). The Stevens house brand .410 does not have an ejector but the 220 barrels do and they work in the Stevens receiver. I think all of these were made at the Stevens plant.
It look like you might also be able to use a Savage 220 or 219 barrel & forearm.... time to start putting together a set..
The reason I got the Stevens and the later 220 was because I need a stock for the early 220 in 22 SHOT, neither stock fits well around the tangs so I'm still looking, they fit well enough to function but I would like it to look as original as possible. I have not tried to change the other two stocks.
Roy, how is the forearm on the TENITE gun attached? I saw a Stevens 16 gauge barrel on eBay but it is setup for a forearm attached with a screw instead of the normal snap on type, only thing I could think of is that it might have been for a TENITE gun.
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Last edited by GeneB; 09/12/19. Reason: added question
