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Gene, In Bill Wests book Savage/ Stevens it has a bit of info and a picture of a 425 with a scope mounted. Don

Don, I have a copy of West's 2nd edition but cam't find it right now -- this is a picture I posted early in this thread from a Stevens catalog - it's the same as the one above that's stamped "discontinued", this has been the only picture of a scope I have found, you can see by comparing to the scope below it that it is a different type setup than other Stevens.

What page Don?

I'm looking at my 2nd addition at page 8-0 but no scope on it, can't find another 425 in there.

So does that front mount fit in the dovetail like a Stith mount?

I don't have my book here, but i think its in the stevens scope section ,they also show a 1899 savage with a stevens scope,just going by memory. and the front mount does go in the sight dovetail on the 425 model. Don

Sure you means Wests and not Kimmels or Stroebels?

Joe, I'll go out and check after supper ! well i went and looked in both Wests and Kimmels books and didn't find it !!!!!! that means its somewhere else in my old book library !!!!!!! now i got to find it !!

Here's the 425 in 25 Rem, it's the nice one. Looks a hair shiny cause I put a coat of snake oil on it before putting it away, don't think she's ever had that on it before.

Joe, Thats a nice one for sure, i'm looking for one in 25 Rem. thats the only caliber i don't have. Don

Ya, she's an easy 90% rifle. The tube is the only thing thats grey on it and I might take the tube off the 35 Rem cause it's almost mint and put it on this one to make it a 95%er.

My sister has a very nice 425 in .30-30 Remington, was her deer rifle for years, last fired in 1974. Serial number is 4675. This one is in good shape, all working, no cracks in the stock, a few scratches to the metal, nothing major, has a nice Marbles full buck horn sight, I would say the rifle is about in %75 condition.

She would like to sell it, and although I have seen some that have sold for ~$875.00 I am guessing a realistic price would be from $400.00 to $650.00. Does this sound about right?

Thanks

Sounds about right for up here, not sure about U.S. prices.

Bet it sells fast to someone on this forum looking for one.

I already have #3814 in .30 Rem on our list, but thanks! We now have 141 rifles on our list. Please keep the serial numbers and calibers coming.

Peter Zobian
NRA Life Member

Did you get the 530 that sold at amoskeag about 2 or 3 wu tips ago? Also they auctioned an awesome425 in adifferent auction.

No, unfortunately I did not. I find it difficult to be everywhere at once. If anyone has these numbers and calibers, would they please post them here?

Peter Zobian
NRA Life Member

I am Brand new to 24hourcampfire, and joined to add one to this thread. I have 425 #1841 in .32 Rem. I don't know too much about it. It came from my uncle through my father. My uncle passed away probably 30 years ago, and my dad has been gone a little over 10 years, so I can't ask anything about it.

It is in pretty rough shape, missing the front and rear sights, loading gate, stock and butt plate. It also has a replaced main spring.

Does anyone have parts? I would like to get the loading gate. If I can't find one, maybe someone has one they might photograph in a couple of views? I sure would appreciate it. Dave

Have you tried calling Bob's Gun shop? He has stocks and parts for old guns.
http://www.gun-parts.com/index.html/

He may have some parts. Numrich sometimes has parts; but I looked at their listing and loading gates were not listed.

I've got a 425 loading gate here, actually I've got a full set of internals except for the hammer which has been traded off already. What I need is an original buttplate for one of my 35's but I see your looking for one as well which doesn't help me out at all.

Anyone out there have a 425 buttplate?

Peter,

Do you think you could give us another run down on your findings and/or post the entire list... maybe as an attachment is Excel.

Here are two more for your list

425- in 35 Rem-- serial 3698

and a stunning 435 in 35 Rem serial 1096 with pictures for those that would like to see it... neither of these are my guns but they sold publicly in the last 2 years.

Found two more for ya... both 425s and both 35 Rems, serials are 1499 and 3548

I saw Stevens 425 #5043 30-30 Remington at the Eganville gunshow on Aug 20.