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1900 Savage Model 1899B, full octagon in .303 Savage

it is from 1972, so it was factory drilled and tapped; not an issue for this one.

It will not have a lever boss code, the last year savage used them, was supposedly 1971 (Y), but I've never seen one past W (1969). The ops rifle is a 1972. The only models Savage made with a detachable magazine was the 99C and 99CD.

Here is one that sold in August This one sold for $715 in August http://www.gunbroker.com/Item/575106359

Redneck2, your 1917 would have been a model "1899 .250-3000". That was the first model that Savage offered the 250-3000 Savage in. In the early 1920s Savage change the model name from 1899 to 99. There were several 1899/99 model variations that were chambered in 250-3000. The earlier the...

Your rifle would be a Model 99A from early 70s. Over on the Savage 99 Collector Facebook we keep a sales log. I will snapshot all the sold prices in the log for 99A 250-3000s and PM you the info. Keith

You can find 30-30s. In 20, 22, 24, and 26 in barrels. Models with straight stocks and some with pistol grip stocks. All will be 1941 or earlier. If you don't want a long barrel, the 1899H and early 99F are straight stock 20" and I think probably show up for sale the most. The .303...

Which one should you choose Both will perform fine; if you expect to shoot a lot over 200 yards, then I'd go with the .308. If not, I personally would base the decision on the originality, condition and value of the rifles. If you need help determining what exactly you have, PM me. Based...

Thanks for the replys. Yes, finding components for the 375 Winchester is a real hunt, but finding it in a Savage 99-375 makes the hunt very special.

Just picked up a Savage 99-375 (375 Winchester). Does anyone have experience reloading the 375 Winchester in the Savage 99. I'm interested in which bullet (mfgr, type, grain) you chose and what powder you landed on.

How about a Savage Model 99-375 The Savage Model 99-375 (not the 99A). It was only made in 1980 and there were not many made.

I have 30-06 brass I fire-formed and loaded for my bolt action. My son-in-law also has a 30-06 bold action and these rounds will chamber in his rifle. I think it will be fine/safe to fire these in his rifle, but since I've not done this before, I thought I would run this by here just for a...

Depends on the grain bullet and your load .. but roughly between 900-1200

I purchased 9x18 brass from Starline and reload. You can also trim and fire form 9x19 to use to reload 9x18. When I first picked up my first Mak, Starline did not have 9x18 Mak brass, so I purchased a few boxes of Fiocchi 9x18 Makarov ammo (has brass case) from LAX Ammo for about $16 a box to...

I have the P-83, a Bulgarian PM and and East German PM. Of the three, the double-action is similar (I never use it at the range), but once cocked, I like the P-83 the best out of the three. My SA Range Officer .45 is my favorite and most accurate center fire pistol. But none beat my Smith &...

The P-83 is a nice pistol for the money. Your post prompted me to go fire mine at the local indoor range this morning. Not bad for a $260 pistol. All shots at 15 yards. Top is 5 mags of 5 rounds each rapid fire. The bottom is 15 rounds slow fire. Both two hand, unsupported. Reloads with...

Rule3, good piece of info. thx, Keith

I'm just starting to load 9x18 Makarov. I have loaded 45ACP, .308, 30-06 and 7-30 Waters. I purchased 93 grain, Hi-Tek coated bullets from Missouri Bullets. ... there is no published load data for 93 grain Makarov, let alone Hi-Tek coated. I am looking for feedback/safety check on my planned...

Great feedback. Thx. Great feedback. Thank you all. Keith

I've just started reloading bottle-neck cartridges. I have reloaded quite a few straight-wall 45ACPs. How many times can you should one reload a bottle-neck case before recycling it? My assumption is that one should stop using it at some point, even if it does not show signs of stress or...