Stevens 334 270 Win 20″ Camo Bolt Action Rifle

The Stevens 334 270 Win 20″ Camo Bolt Action Rifle is a no-nonsense hunting platform that delivers sub-MOA potential out of the box for under four hundred dollars. Chambered in .270 Winchester with a 20-inch carbon steel barrel finished in Dark Gray Cerakote, this rifle pairs a free-floating, button-rifled barrel with a Mossy Oak Terra Gila synthetic stock. The receiver is drilled and tapped to Savage M110 spacing and ships with a steel MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail. It uses a 60-degree bolt lift, a 3-round detachable box magazine, and a 3-position safety. Per Stevens specs, the Model 334 is built for hunters who need reliable accuracy in harsh conditions without breaking the bank.

Key Features

• Free-Floating Button-Rifled Barrel — Why it matters: no barrel contact with the stock means consistent harmonics, giving you repeatable accuracy shot after shot even when the barrel heats up.
• Dark Gray Cerakote Finish — Why it matters: corrosion resistance in wet brush or snow means this rifle stays functional when you’re miles from the truck, and the matte finish kills glare.
• Mossy Oak Terra Gila Camo Stock — Why it matters: blends into arid terrain and high desert from the Rockies to the Southwest, reducing game-spooking reflections.
• 60-Degree Bolt Lift with 3-Position Safety — Why it matters: faster cycling without knocking your scope, plus the safety lets you unload the chamber with the action locked.
• Steel MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny Rail — Why it matters: no need to buy aftermarket bases — mount your optic directly with standard rings, and the steel rail holds zero under recoil.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the hunter who wants a lightweight, camo-wrapped .270 Win that shoots better than its price tag suggests. It’s ideal for spot-and-stalk mule deer, antelope, or black bear in open country. If you’re a precision rifle shooter looking for a beater rig to train new shooters or a loaner for guests, the 334 delivers without the heartburn of a scratched-up high-end build.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Sub-$400 price point with a free-floated barrel and Cerakote finish — rare value in a production rifle.
• Pro: 20-inch barrel balances well in thick cover and still pushes .270 Win to 2900+ fps with 130-grain loads.
• Con: The factory trigger is acceptable but not match-grade — expect a 4-5 lb pull with some creep. Budget for a Timney replacement if you demand a crisp break.
• Con: The synthetic stock is functional but feels hollow; aftermarket chassis options are limited due to the unique inlet pattern.

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Last updated: April 2026