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That is a Savage 19-33 NRA Match rifle with some user modifications, especially the rail. Sights could be most anything available over time that fit the users preference. It is the new and improved version of the original 1919 rifle. I have the same rifle and it is a "tack driver" judging from...

First pic is the bench in its normal setting. It's a smaller setup on the end of my basement, actually the only available space that remained. 2nd is a cropped and lightened shot. I was setting up for a photo shoot of the Grigsby press. Ken

Thanks Gunny, old memory is just that, old.

The Colteer was and is my first rifle. I inherited it from my grandfathers estate in 1961. It was given to him as a thankyou for all the work he did with the threshing crew when the old thresher was retired and replaced by a combine. Mine is marked Hawthorne (Monkey Wards). I don't shoot it...

Natman, thanks for that link. There's a lot to learn there. I have been having trouble finding information in one place covering these older Savage rifles. I have learned there is a Model 22 also and it has a serial number where the 23a does not. Mine has a serial number, now that I know...

This is a gunshow treasure from last Saturday. It is a put together rifle as the stock is a replacement an the trigger guard is from a different rifle. It all fits together but not perfectly. All the parts are in excellent overall condition, thus the reason for getting it. What I know: The...

Russian CM-2. I need to return it to an adult stock configuration. 12i lop is just too short and the original spacer is missing along with the bolts needed to use it. I have the rear sight but prefer a scope as the blocks were already installed.

I have a couple, mostly just enjoy owning them, no need to shoot them and have to clean and oil. Semi-annual wipe down is easier. A Colt Trooper MkIII, Savage 24, in 22 Hornet, Couple of vintage 22's that I may get out to the range with, or maybe not.

The numbers you see are casting lot numbers, I have seen them upto 12 on the early RC. Like previously mentioned the year of manufacture is stamped on top, usually under the flange. They started that practice in 1961 with the introduction of the Rockchucker. The Rockchucker is designed from...

Of all of them, this M1919 Savage is the tops in my option.

Waiting and waiting for the spring shooting season.

I have two of them, a Blackhawk and an H&R Handi rifle. They are fun shooters with mild recoil, less than 44 mag. I got the Blackhawk years ago with a set of Redding dies. Turns out the dies and chamber are two different sizes, the dies size the case down too much causing excess working of...