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Did Savage do a 357 maximum over 20 gauge also? I have never seen one but heard they had. I am amazed at some of the questions. Remember google helps at times. https://www.gunvaluesboard.com/what...-357-rem-maximum/-20-ga-...-4298140.html
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You put a 357 in a rifle and see what you can do and get back to us, it'll leave a lasting impression on you. I just recently bought a Browning 92 in 357 to increase my firepower and scratch that itch all over again, or Jeff's would be coming to Oregon. The story-(you knew there was a story) I was hunting a powerline cut and I noticed movement way out ahead. When that hare silhouetted himself I letterip. Snowshoes are white in winter so you have to have them against a dark background to see them at that range. He was and stood out like a lightbulb. Of course I had eyes, knees, and tireless energy back then at 19. 175 of my steps to the wabbit, which average a yard.
Don't make me come back there and give you old farts another shooting lesson! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!
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I don't have any idea what yer talkin about.  Have a great day Stephen and all you other comedians! 
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Anyone have one or have information on the 22 Hornet/ 20 gauge combination in the model 24. Any information on numbers produced each in the different cals. Seen a few 357's and only one in 22 Hornet. Can find no listing of sales in the 22 Hornet. GW Additional information: https://savage24forum.boards.net/thread/441/savage-24-22-hornet-gauge
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I made some of those shots you guys are talking about, nothing to do with skill but all luck on my part. GW
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LBK you sure that safe didn't land on your head. the only 24v I have is 30 30 20 gauge not for sale at this point. might be only weapon one needs to survive! or go get some anti gun libtards toilet paper
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It may have. At my age, I am not interested about survival. Don't need no f u k k i n g s h i t. paper as long as there;s leaves on trees of a puddle to wash my finger after I take a dump. As I said, 24's have always been interesting to me but every one I've seen didn't make me look. I don't buy anything from any one I don't know or at least know of. I like this one and it ain't going nowhere once I get it.
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You put a 357 in a rifle and see what you can do and get back to us, it'll leave a lasting impression on you. I just recently bought a Browning 92 in 357 to increase my firepower and scratch that itch all over again, or Jeff's would be coming to Oregon. The story-(you knew there was a story) I was hunting a powerline cut and I noticed movement way out ahead. When that hare silhouetted himself I letterip. Snowshoes are white in winter so you have to have them against a dark background to see them at that range. He was and stood out like a lightbulb. Of course I had eyes, knees, and tireless energy back then at 19. 175 of my steps to the wabbit, which average a yard.
Don't make me come back there and give you old farts another shooting lesson! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL! A buddy of mine (actually his older brother) has a Marlin 1894 in 38/357 and that is a cool little rifle. Thuddy-eights shoot like a big ole' BB gun and are a hoot. However I was impressed with the authority of 125-grain 357s. Not an elephant gun, but they were more than I expected and something that would make up into a great little personal defense rig.
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I have a 24F in 22H/20. Bought it in 2015, put an old 3-8x32 Bushnell on it and shot a couple of boxes of PPU ammo through it. I never fired the shotgun barrel before cleaning it and putting it away. I've had a couple of the 24Vs 357MAG/20, still have one, but I don't remember having seen a single 24V in 357MAX/20. I have long thought that one of the satin nickel 24VS would have been the one to own.
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https://www.gunbroker.com/item/861565583Here's a 357 max that sold. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/854593360Did some of the 18" barrel 357 mags sell with a pistol grip or at least were available?
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Somebody posted on here not to long ago that they bought what they thought was 24, 357 mag/20 gauge and when they got the gun turned out it was actually a 357 Max.
Can't remember who that was but I think it was one of our Canadian friends...?
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Yes, the 24VS was cataloged with both a stock and a pistol grip.
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Have a 22 Hornet over 20ga have also 22 Win Mag over 20ga
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Joe/Maddog posted about being surprized by the max
What you have done is not nearly as important as how you have done it!!!
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I don't have any idea what yer talkin about. Have a great day Stephen and all you other comedians! I did it once with a spitball out of a cracked McDonalds straw. Would have used my 22-250, but then who would have believed that?
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