The No. 530 shotgun was introduced in the 1936 in the J. Stevens Arms Company catalog. Single bead front sight, full/full chokes, 2 3/4" chambers, dual triggers, extractor, a pointer scene ahead of a flaming ordnance bomb above a large "U S" stamped on the left of the frame, "5100" action marking on the right of the frame, checkered pistol grip stock and 14 inch length of pull. Per the consignor, "This military marked shotgun came from the officers shooting club at the Tripler base in Hawaii. The gun was purchased by Jim Sawyer St. Croix Falls in 1945."

Excellent, retains 95% plus original blue and 97% plus vivid casehardened finishes with some light handling marks. Wood is also excellent with crisp checkering, some scattered light scratches and handling marks, a few moderate pressure dents on either side of the wrist, and defined edges. Mechanically functions fine, although the lever needs to be manually reset in order to close the barrel.