99f savage stock
i just picked up my new - old 99 f savage in 308 cal , at my local gun shop,mind you, i live in a small town in central oregon of 10000 people , and almost all of the used firearms here, come from original owners. i have not checked the serial nums yet so i dont know exact mfg. date, but it does have a brass rotary clip, so to the little knowledge that i have , this should put it into the early sixtys.the lady that owned it had the stock shortened,2 1/2 in , put the extra piece in the closet , and had it reatached when she sold it , you gotta trust me here, the gun is awesome except for the buttstock, whoever did the work was good , but it has a cuuuuut mark,i love the ammount of woodwork and the metal in this gun, plus the awesome pistol grip, question is ,what should, or can i do , if anything to make this right,thanks, rusobr2 quote: quote:i find in life ,that it is better to understand, then to be understood
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Nothing will restore it to original condition or collector value. If you can't stand looking at it have a new butt stock made for it and leave a note of time it was done and by whom in the stock. Keep the old stock to go with it if you sell it.
Or replace it with a used 99 butt stock.0 -
Ditto what He Dog wrote. When I come along an item such as your, If I like it I like it. I dont care what others think. Its probably a one of a kind now and has a history. Make it yours. Enjoy, 99s are awesome. 0 -
thanks , sage ,and he dog, and yes!!! i do like the gun, i'm going to leave it alone, as of this point it does have its own appearance, and i realy like it , my son says ,you bought because, you liked it ,and leave it at that, anyway , thanks guys for the tips, i realy enjoy this forum ,thanks, rusobr2 0
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