Stevens Crackshot model 26 Rifle

A look at a restored Stevens Crackshot .22 caliber youth rifle. It has a 22" barrel and a 37" overall length.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Stevens Arms
• Rifle
• .22
• Crackshot
• single
• shot
• gun
• bullet
• Single-shot
• Range
• antique
• Shooting Range
• 9mm

[nogames59]

Do you realize the buttstock is upside down on your rifle,I have 3 of these 1 is about 100 years ols 1 from the 70's and 1 Ijust bought new 2 years ago!

Good vidio and love these simple to use and accurate little gun but it will be more comforable toi shoot if you turn the buttstock around!

[yellowbusguy]

@nogames59 Yes I do, Someone pointed it out earlier and It has been fixed.

[forrestry]

Just the same it is a really nice rifle. I hope to find one like that some day. I recently read an article that if the barrel is worn out you can have it "relined" with a barrel liner. Your barrel looks in remarkably good shape though.

[yellowbusguy]

@forrestry Thanks, the barrel is in very good shape, the rifling looks crisp and the bore shines like a mirror after cleaning. Where the threaded rod for the stock screws into the receiver was badly cross threaded and I had to tap new threads. I had fitment issues when i reassembled the stock and I thought that the tap had run crooked and thrown everything out of alignment.

[yellowbusguy]

You are correct about the stock. That is how it came to me so I reassembled it the same. I looked up images of it and it's so obvious now. Thanks.

[theemason161]

@foresty yea my 22. Stock is the opposite way of his.

[beckasherman]

I had one of these in the late '60s. I would save my school lunch money to buy ammo for it.

[forrestry]

@yellowbusguy Well you did a hell of a nice job and are fortunate to own such a beauty.

[forrestry]

That is a nice .22. Hard to find those in good condition. I am sure though that the rear stock is on upside down. You may have noticed that by now.