Southern Shooter,
This is the second time you have asked this question on this forum in less than a week. I hope when you say "bashing", you were not referring to my experiences that I shared with you.
Sometimes, the answers you seek, may not be the answers you like. Here is the quote from my answer to you only a few threads below this one:
Welcome to Shotgunworld.
I am not going to bash the Model 67, however, I will give you my experience with them.
Years ago I owned a 20 & a 12. The reciever is made of pot metal and can be fragile & break as mine did when in need of gunsmithing. The actions were amond the roughest I have ever encountered and prone to misfeed. Several gunsmiths told me customers kept bringing them in over the years time & time again for problem after problem.
Savage/Stevens has made some solid reliable guns over the years. The Model 67 was not one of them.
For the price of used pumps nowadays, you could pick up a Rem. 870, Mossberg 500, an Ithaca 37, Browning BPS, or a Win 1200 or 1300 and be way ahead with any of them over the 67. I hope this helps.
If you already own a 67, then shoot, clean, and enjoy it & hope that it gives you years of good service.
Also, the Savage , Springfield & Stevens 67 are the same gun.