Hi everyone this is my first post, I have a rifle that's been in my family for a long time it's a rev-o-noc 22 rifle. I tried doing some research but could never find any rifle that matched the one I have until this past weekend I'm in my local gunstore and I see the same exact gun!! stock to muzzle identical but this one is made by Stevens and is called a model 14 "little scout". So I'm wondering if anyone has any knowledge of Stevens making this gun and rebranding it or something. Any info would be greatly appreciated thank you - Tyler

I'd be real surprised to find a Rev-o-noc that is a Stevens.  Rev-o-noc was a house brand name (kind of an inside joke) for Hopkins and Allen.  The sales reps name was Conover, he reversed the name and made it vaguely "indian sounding".  

The Rev-o-noc I have seen were either a H&A 722,822, or 922; I can't remember which.  A H&A 722 very closely resembles a Stevens 14 1/2 Little Scout; the hammer and breech block are near identical with the thumb stud on the right side of the block as a knurled pin.  I think if you google "H&A 722" and look at images, you'll see your rifle there.

Is your rifle just marked on the barrel and not the action?  If so, someone could have put a Rev-o-noc barrel onto a Stevens if it really is on a Stevens action and not a H&A.

Here's a H&A picture:
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