Well, I finally found a web site for collecting single shot rifles.  I have been looking for such a forum as this one for a long time.  I discovered this place through a link at "rimfire central."   
I have a poor mans collection of Stevens boys' rifles.  I have some junk, but I also have a few real nice pieces.  The center piece of my collection is a Stevens "Sure Shot."  Even though the bore is shot out, and it is a little loose it is all there and it's in pretty decent shape.  Maybe someday I'll post some pictures of it.   
The model 16 is one of my favorites since I believe that model is the first firearm I ever held as a three or four year old boy.  I have that little Crack Shot still.  The man whom it belonged to gave it to me many years ago after I grew to manhood.  Today I have four of the little model 16's, and I have my eyes on another real beauty.
Beyond that I have a mix of Favorites, Crack Shots, (both models), Little Krag, 14 1/2, Little Scouts, Juniors, etc., etc.  The one I have my eye out for is the model 14, but I am told they are as scarce as Sure Shots.
I have been a single shot shooter all of my life, as I shoot left handed bolt guns just didn't work well for me.  My deer and elk rifles are Ruger # 1's.   
I am looking forward to good discussion and information sharing with you folks.  I am especially eager to find a source for parts for some of the rifles I have that need work.

Welcome Powderhead! You'll find lots of company in both your singleshot, and Stevens interests!

       Hello There Mr. Powder-Head:

             I'ld like to join in with my above colleagues in Welcoming you to our fine organization which focuses on the American and European Single Shot rifles.

              I particularly look forward to having you share with us your knowledge concerning the J. Stevens Arms product lines.  You can expect to receive the same from our many "Forum" participants who know about and shoot the J. Stevens rifles.

              Recently, there has been a move among us to assess whether or not it would be feasible to start an organization of people who  specifically collect J.Stevens firearms.  It would be, in all likelihood, much similar to the "Remington Society".  Nothing formally has taken place on this project as yet, but we would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the subject

              It was great to meet you and hope to see you on the Forum soon again.

              Best regards,

              Creedmoormatch

Hi Powderhead. 

I like Stevens rifles too. I like the larger models. I really really like my Walnut Hill heavy. I've really really kicked some butt with that rifle. 

Three pound trigger and a barrel band just the way it came from the factory.  It shoots like a suped up wildcat on steroids!  

                                     Joe.