The Savage Arms Model 555 is an over/under shotgun chambered in .410 bore with a 26-inch barrel, checkered Turkish walnut stock, and tang safety. It holds 2 rounds, has a 3-inch chamber, weighs 5.1 lbs, and measures 42-7/8 inches overall. The trigger is a single selective type. Sights are bead front. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 011356221681 
• Gauge: .410 Bore 
• Action: Over/Under 
• Capacity: 2 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 26 inches 
• Chamber Length: 3 inches 
• Weight: 5.1 lbs. 
• Overall Length: 42-7/8 inches 
• Stock Material: Checkered Turkish walnut 
• Trigger Type: Single Selective Trigger 
• Safety Type: Tang Safety 
   

Features 

The Turkish walnut stock has a checkered grip area for better hold during use. The single selective trigger lets you switch between barrels without changing your hand position. The tang safety is easy to reach. At 5.1 lbs the 555 is on the lighter side for an over/under, which reduces fatigue on longer outings. The bead front sight is standard for this type. 
 

Use Cases 

The .410 bore and 26-inch barrel make it a reasonable choice for small game hunting and clay target shooting. The over/under configuration is also well-suited for new shooters learning shotgun mechanics. The 2-round capacity is standard for the platform.

The Savage Model 555 in .410 gets positive feedback, with most discussion centering on the walnut stock, handling, and price.

The Turkish walnut stock is the most frequently praised feature. Users appreciate both the look and the feel — it gives the shotgun a more finished appearance than comparable synthetic-stocked options. The lightweight build (5.1 lbs) comes up often as a practical advantage for hunters covering ground.

Shooting feedback is generally positive. Recoil is manageable for the .410 bore, which makes it comfortable for both new shooters and those who prefer a lighter experience. The balance is described as good by most owners.

On price, the consensus is that the 555 offers solid value for what it is — a well-made Turkish walnut over/under that doesn't carry a premium price tag. The .410 bore gets some discussion about its limitations compared to larger gauges for certain hunting scenarios, which is expected given the cartridge. Overall sentiment is favorable across experience levels.