Savage Stevens 555 E

The aluminum receiver significantly reduces the overall weight of the shotgun, making it much easier to carry during long days in the field. To ensure durability, Savage reinforces the breech with a steel insert, providing the strength of a steel receiver without the extra heft.

Yes, the 555 E is designed as a versatile crossover platform. Its 26-inch barrel length and lightweight profile make it quick to point for upland birds, while the included choke tubes allow you to adjust your pattern for different clay target disciplines.

The single selective trigger allows you to choose which barrel fires first by toggling a selector, usually integrated into the safety mechanism. Because it is mechanical rather than inertia-driven, it will reliably fire the second barrel even if the first shell fails to ignite.

The auto-ejector system is designed to kick spent shells clear of the chambers for faster reloading. While it is efficient, it is not overly aggressive, so you won't have to chase your hulls across the field.

The walnut stock offers a classic look, but it requires basic care to prevent drying or cracking. Periodically applying a light coat of high-quality gun stock oil will keep the wood hydrated and protected from moisture during outdoor use.

The included choke tubes are generally compatible with steel shot, but you should always check the specific markings on each tube. Avoid using full or extra-full chokes with steel shot, as the harder pellets can damage the constriction.