Savage Arms Stevens 320 Security 12 Gauge Black Pump-Action Tactical Shotgun

A: Gary, yes Sir it is. Pump shotguns are not as restricted as Semi-Auto Shotguns in CA (Details under Shotguns here): https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

A: Gary, Yes this pump shotgun is CA compliant. No restrictions on pump action shotguns.

A: Harold, it has a 5rd tube magazine. The difference in (5) 3 inch shell length and (5) 2.75 shells is only 1.75 inches which is still not a full 2.75 shell length.

A: (5) 2.75 shells is only 1.75 inches. Its a 5 Capacity you're looking at brotha

A: Amjad, this just comes with a bead front sight. Have a great day!

A: This model has a bead front sight only, in stock optics mounting options here https://www.trinitysupply.com/Stevens-Savage-320-accessories-s/220.htm

A: Donald, unfortunately it is fixed Sir. Foster Type Slugs can be fired no issue. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Donald, it is a fixed cylinder bore and yes, this will shoot rifled, or foster type slugs. >>> https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/411559534/rio+royal+star+slug+12+ga+2-34+1oz+slug+5rds .....Have a great day!

A: its fixed and you will not have any problem with Rifled (foster) type slugs. the sabot slugs are safe but most likely will not be accurate with the smoothbore barrel

A: Ronald, yes Sir it is. Ammunition choice will be important depending on your proposed shooting distance. Various Buckshot or Foster type slug loads will bring home the venison. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Yes, this would work fine for hunting. This has a smooth bore so would work great with rifled slugs, or buckshot. Hope this helps and Happy hunting.

A: Ronald, that depends on how well you can aim.

A: Rhonda, sorry to hear you're having troubles. I would contact Savage customer service at (800) 370-0708 Monday through Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM for repairs. They'll be able to assist you. Hope this helps.

A: If it's a new or newer gun, I wouldn't mess with it and contact the manufacturer. I am going through something very similar with a new shotgun and, after I called them, they told me to ship it to them for repair. One thing to keep in mind is once you start messing around with majors issues like this (trying to fix it yourself) it could void the manufacturer warranty. If you have an older gun, doesn't really matter if you do it yourself or take it a gunsmith.

A: As long as there is not a round in the chamber, When a pump shotgun doesn't want to pump, a tried and true redneck method of forcing it to open up is to grab the pump and only the pump, point the barrel at the sky and smack the buttstock on the ground as hard as you can. This is called "mortaring" the shotgun. Yeee haww! If there is a round in the chamber take it to a gunsmith.

A: Rhonda, check the manual as there should be a bolt release button near the trigger or ejection port. This is usually there to release the bolt and pump handle. Check this first and if unsuccessful, give Savage Customer Service a call at (800) 370-0708 Monday through Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM. Cheers and stay safe!

A: As mentioned, there IS a lever located on the leftside of the receiver by the trigger guard. When depressed it allows one to unlock the forearm. If that does not work & there is a shell Chambered just be very careful and mindful about setting it aside & call Steven's customer service line for help.