Did savage ever chamber the 24 in 28 gauge? A 22 hornet over 28 gauge would be my dream Combo gun.
No, the only shotgun gauges that the Savage 24s were chambered in were .410, 20, and 12.
Rifle barrels were chambered in 17 HMR, 22LR, 22MAG, 22 Hornet, 222, 223, 30-30, 357 MAG, and 357 MAX.
I still have them in 22MAG/410, 22LR/20, 22MAG/20, 222/20(x2), and 223/20.
The 22MAG/410 is one of my favorite woods loafing firearms, it shoots Brenneke slugs with surprising accuracy. I wouldn't shoot medium game with them, but coyotes and other animals of like sizes would be fair game.
I have seen a 24V in 222 rechambered to 225 WIN, but that looked like a potentially dangerous conversion to me. Bearrr264 talked about rechambering a 357 MAG to 356 WIN, a conversion that looked extremely dangerous to me.
There used to be a really good review of the Savsge 24s on the Tech Notes section of the Beartooth Bullets site written by a guy named Marshall Stanton. He claimed to favor the 30-30AI.
