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Quick Look

The Stevens 560 Field shotgun originated as a reliable, straightforward pump-action firearm known for its ease of use. Designed with simplicity and durability in mind, it appeals to hunters and sport shooters alike. It remains a popular choice for entry-level shooters seeking dependable performance in the field.

Why It's a Top Choice

Simple, rugged pump-action design
Affordable and widely available
Reliable for hunting and sport shooting
Lightweight and easy to handle
Compatible with common 12-gauge shells

Key Variants

Stevens 560 Field

The standard 12-gauge model balances function and value for general hunting and target shooting.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Stevens 560 Field	Mossberg 500	Remington 870
MSRP	$300 - $400	$350 - $450	$350 - $400
Capacity/Size	5+1 rounds, 12 gauge	5+1 rounds, 12 gauge	4+1 rounds, 12 gauge
Weight	6.9 lbs	6.5 - 7 lbs	6.5 - 7.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	Some models	Some models
Trigger Type	Pump-action	Pump-action	Pump-action
Notable Pro	Affordable and reliable	Highly customizable	Proven track record
Notable Con	Basic features	Heavier weight	Limited factory variants

Best Use Cases

General hunting and field shooting
Sport and clay target shooting
Home defense with proper training
Range practice for pump-action skills
Affordable entry-level shotgun collection

FAQs

Can I use Federal 12-gauge shells in the Stevens 560 Field?

Yes. The Stevens 560 Field is chambered for standard 12-gauge shells, compatible with Federal and other major brands.

What is the magazine capacity of the Stevens 560 Field?

This model holds five rounds in the tubular magazine plus one in the chamber, totaling six rounds.

How does the Stevens 560 Field compare to the Mossberg 500 for beginners?

Both are reliable pump-action shotguns. The Stevens 560 is often more affordable, while the Mossberg 500 has more aftermarket options.

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