MOST USEFUL Firearm: A MUST HAVE Gun
MOST USEFUL Firearm: A MUST HAVE Gun
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This video is on a LEGENDARY FIREARM that has received a large number of requests. This firearm is incredibly versatile and won’t let you down when you head out into the uplands or anywhere else : the Savage Model 24B! This combination gun is so fantastic I can’t wait to share it with you! I also answer some other commonly asked questions, and look at some .410 single shots. If you like this video on the Savage Model 24B, please give it a “like”, subscribe, and join me on Patreon where we can explore the world of firearms even more. Thanks for watching and supporting USOG. Don’t forget to leave your comments below.
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The 42 is ugly as sin.
I don’t hate synthetic outright, but I prefer a traditional stock style regardless of material.
Beautiful gun. I have an early one and love it. Nice job.
Do you know anything about a Savage 640 in 30 30? I cant find anything on them. Looks very similiar to the 340 maybe older,Thanks Jim
I’ve got one in .22 over .410 and I’ve got one in .222 over 20ga. I wish they made a .30-06 over 12. What more could you want?
I have a single shot BSA XII ‘semi hammerless’ 12G , beautiful lightweight handy gun 👌🏻
Just got one for 270 here in aus so very very cheap for our market considering how rugged these are. Didn’t realize until after I bought it, just how brilliant this versatile little rifle is. I’d love to see a disassembly video, mine doesn’t operate as smoothly as yours appears to
My Savage 24 is a .222 over a 20 gauge!! Love the thing, and take it with me every night to go check the cows!! Very versatile and accurate!! Have a nice bag on the stock that holds an ample supply of each type ammo!!
If the only danger in your woods is some Quail, pheasant, partridge or turkey,…… the savage is a surprisingly accurate and well made gun,…. but people abuse them like their a Hi-point,… I saw a shopping cart full of them at the gun store,… not much left of them at Vance’s in Collumbus Ohio.
And Yes,….back prior to 1980 Winchesters were nice guns,.. But I believe the 37 A’s were made in Canada?
And older guns to me if they have had care are better than new ones.
My favorite gun is a voere BBF in 20 GA and 222 remington. I would love a 20 GA and 6x50R schiering or even a 7x50R even more…
I wish they made one In 22 hornet over 28 Gauge! This would be amazing!
I have a 22mag/20gauge mag savage over and under…..i bought it in 1975
I have one that Dad bought for me at age 10! Mine is just like that one
I I hunted with a guy that has a 30 06 over a 12ga
03 a3 ? Mauser ? Ruger? Winchester ? I must have them all
I have a Savage model 24 in 22 mag/20 gauge and use it for when I’m whistling in foxes. I found it ideal for this as some foxes would not come in close for the shotgun so you could reach out and get them with the 22 magnum. The only down side was fitting a scope securely was difficult. Thanks for sharing!
I just scored a Savage Model 24 .22/.410 at an Estate Auction no more than 1/2 miles from my house – I couldn’t be more pleased, and will haunt the family member in my lineage that ever decides to sell it… 🤣
I own a Savage Model 24c in .22lr over 20 gauge. It’s my go to for camping and hiking. Thank you for your videos!
I found one of these after watching this video. It was missing the selector switch, which I found at Numrich, I think. Very fun to shoot.
SAVAGE 42. “They say it is the same. And, it is, only it isn’t.” Cracked me up!
Thank you!
The groves are for something like a 1.6x with brightening, ie a low power scope with a big objective lens so you can see in poor light conditions that wouldn’t allow the iron sights.
I still have my 22-410 savage I got for Christmas in 1962. I also still have the box it came in.Shot my first rabbit with that gun.
Got me a Savage 24v SeriesD .357 Mag 20G Beautiful piece of Nostalgia. Can’t say enough about it!!!
Growing Up in Nevada, There Was One Behind Every Front Door, and In Every Farm Truck.
Back in the 80’s a writer for The Rifleman did an article on a Second hand Savage 24, I Believe It was the. 357 over 20ga. Where a gunsmith cut it down, Re-choked it, put a cartridge trap in the stock, sling & swivels, and Turned it Into the Perfect outback Companion.
Great videos!! Keep them coming.
I used to look at the Gun Digests when I was a kid and pick which guns I wanted out of the buying guide in the back lol The Savage Model 24 was one of the guns on that list. The 30-30/20 ga. was my preferred. I think they also made them in .222, .357 and also 12 ga. I believe. What combination with what I don’t recall. Great video!!
Mine is the 22 long rifle over a 20 ga. Every time I ran across someone while squirrel hunting they would ask if I wanted to sell it. Still have that gun and yes I still squirrel hunt with it.
Your videos are very informative how do you git all the guns 24 is so cool cant you shot 44 special and 45 colt
I genuinely appreciate your content as I know others do. You have a great personality, and are the kind of person I really enjoy being around.
The 24 I say it’s better quality don’t like synthetic stock and grip.. or the floating barrel
You are good man and I like Your videos. Thank You Sir.
Grandpa had the 22 Mag / 410 combo and it was an amazing gun.
Good survival rifle .
I like the 20 gauge and 22 hornet. But, I certainly understand the usefulness of the 410 and 22 or 22 magnum
The 22 is very accurate, Barrels are soldered together. They did such a good job , it is hard to tell .I love mine, pre 68. I will never part with it. I love you videos -keep them coming !
When I was growing up my dad got a Savage 24 in .222 over 20 ga. And although it was exactly what he wanted he saw the writing on the wall and traded it for a .223 over 20 ga. It was the meat gun. A poachers dream tool is what we called it. No animal in our part of the world was safe around it. Eventually the blood lust died down a bit and although still very competitive the men and boys of my family became much more interested in conservation than in living off the land as previous generations had done. One of my brothers took his first deer with that gun and we made sure he had it after my dad passed. I took my first with a model 700bdl custom deluxe in .243 and of course I have that one. It’s still to this day a beautiful rifle but does need the trigger replaced as all those old model 700’s that were tinkered with do. The savage 24 truly brings up some great old memories.
I have one of these that my dad had refurbished as an heirloom and I love it. It was the first rifle I shot and my dad let it hit me in the face as a learning point in my life.
I have a savage 24c,.22lr above the 20 gauge barrel,also has a savage made .410 insert that slides right in to the 20 gauge barrel.
My grandfather has one 357 over 20 and another in 22 over 20
My Savage model 24 is 30-30, and 20 gauge. Added a red dot sight, and sling mounts
What do you do when you need a butt plate . Make an impression of the wood ? Are they all perfectly the same ?
Savage today makes some accurate rifles for the price and they had that adjustable trigger . I know fellas that use them with x16 to x24 scopes and they hit sub moa nice at 200 yds . I shoot my 30.06 and because if the recoil I can never see the bullet hit. Because if that that I like shooting an ar 15 .
great video
SAVAGE 24 WORST GUN I EVER BOUGHT , JUNK , COULD NOT ADJUST SIGHTS TO HIT ANYTHING WITH 22 , QUALITY CONTROL ???
“… it’s identical, but it’s totally different….” I love it! I agree.
My Dad gave me his boyhood 1940 Model 24 .22/.410, a few years ago. It looks nothing like the plastic separate barrel gun that I saw in a Walmart gun case a few years, later. I have no qualms with the new version, as it remains a terrific concept. Still, I love the shooting experience provided by my hardwood soldered-barrel Model 24.
Happy and Safe shooting.
Grace and Peace 😊
Wish you would have shown the viewers all the neat little tricks on disassembly..really cool how thet all break down you can stuff them in a back pack easily
I’m old school I like wood The younger generation likes composite junk
Over/Under .22/410 guns like this were the most commonly found among my friends while growing up on the farm in the 50s. Thanks for showing everyone the utility of these guns.
I finally located one of those early versions with the button on the side and snapped it up. Those have to be one of the handiest guns on the market for squirrel hunting. Got one with a 20 gauge barrel and another in .22 K-Hornet over 20 gauge but that .22/.410 is my favorite.
I just put a down payment on a Savage 24V in 357 mag/20 gauge with a old scope. Can’t wait to pick such a beautiful and unique rifle.
found a mossberg maverick 88 and while in was there i found a chippa 20g/.22 and my mom really wants it haha. so were taking her in tomorrow for her permit and to pay for it. she used to kill the rats on their farm with the savage version back in the 60s.
what is the difference between drilling and combination gun?