Need Help with Value of 300 Savage Model 99
I don't own enough firearms to buy the Bluebook of Gun Values so I was hoping someone could help me out with finding the Model / Manufacturing Info / Date on a Savage .300 model 99.
The Serial Number is :
758XXX
Thank You.
The Serial Number is :
758XXX
Thank You.
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Welcome to the forum. At minimum we need a valuation of condition. Meaning is it 100% as new in the box or beat all to he!! and rusty to boot. Good digital pictures wood be the best way to get a better opinion. Lastly have you done a search over on the auction side and looked at adds for model 99s of similar vintage and condition. 0 -
Savage99.com has a serial lookup.
Does it have a brass counter, steel, or a magazine feed?
Is it drilled and tapped? Does it have a metal buttplate?
You Want Brass, no drill, no rubberpad.
I just saw a rusty 99 here go at auction for $485.
I sold a nice one for $525.0 -
Couldn't find anything from the look-up on 99.com.
It's a model "F".
22 inch barrel
Front Site:
Metal bead in raised ramp.
Rear Site:
Leaf Sight in ramp(?)
pistol grip stock with fine checkering.
"steel shotgun" butt
Good condition, no major knicks, only one minor knick in the wood and it's barely a scratch.
The only rust is on the metal but pad and it's not much.
I will try to get some good pictures in a few.
Thank you all.0 -
24hrcampfire.com,
.......... has a forum dedicated to savage collectors and there are several VERY knowledgeable folks there (friendly, too) who will surely tell all you want to know about your rifle0 -
99's also show considerable regional price variation. .300 Savage is probably the most common caliber in 99's (that is not a bad thing, the .300 is a better cartridge than an .30-30) but .300's bring a little less than calibers that are less common and more sought after. How much bluing is left on the receiver and lever? 0
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