Shotguns with familiar names—Ithaca, Remington, Winchester, Savage and Stevens—served American troops with distinction in the steaming jungles of Vietnam.

Stevens had better luck with a trench-gun version of the Model 520-30 (an improved 520) during World War II when substantial numbers were procured and issued along with some Stevens M620A trench guns.

This lost-and-found story of an old Stevens Model 94 shotgun is as great as the gun itself.

The Stevens 320 pump shotgun series has built a reputation for solid, affordable performance for everything from wingshooting to home defense.

Weapon type: Shotgun Chambered in: 12 gauge The Stevens Model 520 and its slightly newer and more streamlined 620 variant were pump-action shotguns.