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  • charliemeyer007
    If its an oblong cocking indicator on the bolt it sounds like an early 99, later ones had a pin in the upper tang (1908), from The blue book of gun values. They say about 6000 95 were made and stamped as you listed but without the July 25 1893 date or cal 303.

    The blue book has some bolt and receiver differences listed. So is what you have a cocking or a loaded chamber indicator?

    Could be a transition piece, those old guys never threw anything away. My favorite was a 303 S with an auxiliary .410 barrel. The write up was in an old Shooter's or Gun Digest. The story was about shooting big croc's in the walnut sized brain across a big river and bagging birds with the scatter gun.
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  • old single shots
    I just tried 2 different web sites putting in the serial no. of my rifle.They both stated that my rifle is an 1895.So,I am still unsure.
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  • old single shots
    I just found the number at Savage to call for historical information.They should be able to give me the answer.I will post what I find out.
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  • Hawk Carse
    Address and patent dates are correct for an 1895.
    The hole in the top of the bolt is showing the striker. It should be marked C for cocked and S for safe (fired).
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  • old single shots
    Hawk-That is how it is marked.
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  • old single shots
    This morning I found a JM proof mark on the barrel after removing the forearm.Most 1895's were made by Marlin.I now believe this rifle is a 95,not a 99.Going to call Savage in a few minutes to try and verify this.
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