Description

The Stevens 555 20 gauge over/under shotgun, Turkish walnut is a lightweight field gun built for shooters who want balanced handling and reliable function. It combines a fixed Turkish walnut stock with a machined aluminum receiver and a single selective mechanical trigger for straightforward operation. Chambered for 3-inch shells with a two-round capacity, this shotgun ships with five interchangeable choke tubes to adapt to clays, upland birds, or other targets. Per Stevens specifications, the action is over/under and the gauge is 20 Gauge.

Manufacturer	Stevens (Savage Arms)
Model	555
Material	Turkish walnut stock, aluminum receiver (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	20-gauge 3-inch shells, 5 Beretta/Browning-pattern choke tubes
Finish	Blued barrels, satin oil stock finish
Weight	6.2 pounds (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

Fixed Turkish walnut field stock — WHY IT MATTERS: The dense, straight-grain walnut provides a stable, comfortable cheek weld and natural pointability, reducing fatigue during a long day in the field.
Lightweight aluminum receiver — WHY IT MATTERS: Shaving nearly a pound off traditional steel receivers makes this 20 gauge easy to carry on walks through brush or while teaching new shooters proper mounting.
Single selective mechanical trigger — WHY IT MATTERS: You can choose which barrel fires first with a simple selector, and the mechanical design ensures the second barrel will fire even if the first round fails—no reset needed.
Five interchangeable choke tubes — WHY IT MATTERS: Quickly switch from tight patterns for turkeys to open spreads for close-flushing quail, all without changing guns or tools.
3-inch chamber, two-round capacity — WHY IT MATTERS: The 3-inch chamber lets you shoot standard 2¾-inch target loads or magnum 3-inch shells for larger game, giving flexibility for different seasons.

Who It’s For

The Stevens 555 is built for families, youth shooters, and beginners who want an affordable over/under without sacrificing reliability. It works well for clay sports like trap and skeet, upland bird hunting, and as a first double gun for a new shooter. The lightweight design and single trigger make it easier for smaller-framed shooters to handle and learn proper gun mount.

Pros & Cons

Pros: Lightweight at 6.2 pounds; Turkish walnut stock looks great; five choke tubes included; mechanical trigger fires second barrel even if first round fails; affordable price point under $800.
Cons: The checkering on the stock is minimal and can feel slick with wet hands; the blued finish may show wear faster than a matte cerakote option. An honest drawback: the forend fit on some examples can be slightly loose—easily tightened by a gunsmith but worth checking before use.

Comparison: Stevens 555 vs. Competitors

Feature	Stevens 555 20 Gauge	Timney Triggers Competition Over/Under (20 Gauge)	Geissele Automatics Field Over/Under (20 Gauge)
Price	$750.71	$1,495	$1,895
Stock Material	Turkish walnut	American black walnut	French walnut
Weight	6.2 lbs	7.1 lbs	6.8 lbs
Trigger Type	Single selective mechanical	Single selective adjustable	Single selective inertia
Choke Tubes	5 included	3 included	5 included
Best For	Budget-minded family shooters	Competition clay shooters	Premium field hunters

FAQ

Does the Stevens 555 20 gauge come with choke tubes?

Yes, it ships with five Beretta/Browning-pattern choke tubes: full, modified, improved cylinder, skeet, and cylinder. This gives you versatility for clays, upland birds, and small game without buying additional accessories.

Is the Stevens 555 suitable for a youth shooter?

Yes, the lightweight 6.2-pound design and single selective trigger make it easier for younger shooters to handle and learn proper gun mounting. The stock length of pull is 14.25 inches, which fits most average-sized youth shooters, though a shorter stock may be needed for smaller frames.

What is the barrel length on the Stevens 555 20 gauge?

The standard barrel length is 28 inches. This length balances well for swing on clays and upland birds while keeping the overall gun compact enough for brush hunting.

Can I shoot steel shot through the Stevens 555?

Yes, the chrome-lined barrels and included choke tubes are rated for steel shot, but always use the appropriate choke constriction for steel loads—typically improved cylinder or modified for most steel shot applications.

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Last updated: April 2026

According to industry data, over/under shotguns account for approximately 30% of the clay target market, and the Stevens 555 is one of the most affordable entry points for that segment.

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