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It is a Savage, like Remington in the early 1900's used Brownings square back design. It was manufactured by Savage.
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i have a savage model510stricker chambered in 308 with a mounted scope what is it worth
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The savage/stevens model 94 was made by savage arms company during the years 1926-1945.There was a total production of 934,000 made.
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It seems this caliber is slowly fading. I get mine from Able Ammo.
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I just bought a savage 99 .300. I paid $350 from a friend. Great gun.
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The value of a Savage Series E shotgun series E depends on its condition. This gun in excellent condition is worth between 140.00 and 175.00 as of 2014.
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The value for a Savage 99 serial number 699xxx yr. depends on its condition. This gun in excellent condition is valued between 525.00 and 650.00 as of 2014.
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Yes there is a Savage Model 72. It is a .22 LR single shot with an octagon barrel. It has a Falling or Rolling block action. They were made around the early to mid 70's.
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It's a Savage 1899, not 1895, and it was manufactured in 1907.
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The value of the Savage model 99 lever action 308 varies greatly depending on its condition and age. On average this gun sells for about 300 to about 400 dollars.
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Scope mounts for a Savage 340 30-30 rifle allow a variety of optics to be installed. This allows for long range shooting which would otherwise be very difficult with iron sights.
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The Springfield 187j was made by Savage and is the same as the 87.
They were produced before manufacturers were required to put a sn on every firearm made.
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recommend seeing your local gunsmith
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Savage, any other barrel maker, let a gunsmtih install it.
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The Savage 24V Series B was produced in the early 1980s, specifically from 1981 to 1985. This model is part of the Savage 24 series, which combined a .22 caliber rifle with a shotgun barrel, offering versatility for hunters. The Series B included some design improvements over previous models, such as changes to the trigger and stock design, making it a popular choice among outdoor enthusiasts.
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You can order parts at www.wisnersinc.com
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The Savage NRA Match Rifle No. 33247 is a specialized firearm designed for precision shooting and competitive match events. This model is known for its accuracy and reliability, often featuring a heavy barrel and adjustable sights to enhance performance. As part of the Savage line, it reflects the company's commitment to quality craftsmanship and innovation in rifle design. Collectors and shooting enthusiasts often seek out such models for their historical significance and exceptional shooting capabilities.
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Depends on condition. If I knew that I could get pretty close.
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Savage never made a model 2 pump action. They made the model 1903, 1909, 1914, 25, 29, 29a and 29b.
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Some of the later rifles and shotguns have been imported. Most appear to be made in the US.
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Relax, Stop being a freak, who cares. Does it matter? If it does, convince me.
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That weapon was manufactured between 1949 and 1958.
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The westpoint by savage model 25 is a stevens favorite/crackshot model 71 or 72. It is configured like the 72 with a chrome hammer and lever. Westpoint was brand for Cotter & co. which owned True Value hardware. They were sold from the 1970 until the 1990's
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I also have a 99M in 284.They were manufactured from 1964-1972.Winchester still makes the ammo.I usually order mine through Gander Mountain.Depending on condition they sell for as much as $1200.
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yes they made one, i have and love one, it is a 12ga pump-action with a tang mounted saftey, nice for lefties
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The savage 63M was made in 1964-1969 with the full mannlicher style stock. It had
a very weak shell ejector and was prone to break...although it was a very accurate
rifle the value is very small at around 100.00 to 125.00
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The Savage/Stevens Model 67 is a classic pump shotgun. You can find one in most every pawn shop and at every gun show. They are reliable and parts are easy to find. You can ask anything of course, but generally they will be priced around $175 if in average condition. It is not a rare long gun, so it is actually worth what the buyer is willing to pay for it.
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the gun fires either 22 shorts , 22 longs or 22 long rifle bullets
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the large magazine cap screw has to be unscrewed, after which the barrel simply rotates and slides off the front of the shotgun.
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Value about $300-500, depending on condition, and the exact model. There were Several Mdl 111's in 7mm Mag.
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Need to know all the markings on the barrels, receiver, etc. to make an educated guess.
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Not a good description. The .22 rimfire was not invented until 1856, so a rifle made in 1818 could not be.
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