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  • Sav99
    Originally posted by COLT
    ..I could almost be talked into giving up one of my "little buddies" for this, beautiful...[;)] made in 1919


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    Thats a beauty for sure. But whats up with that "pistol grip" type thing? Never seen one like that before.
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  • COLT
    ..dunno, but then it's almost a hundred years old...may have been custom made for someone "back when"?...[;)]

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  • catpealer111
    Some nice looking wood on that there iron. What caliber is she?
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  • Sav99
    quote:Originally posted by COLT
    ..dunno, but then it's almost a hundred years old...may have been custom made for someone "back when"?...[;)]

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    Yeah, almost certainly a custom stock. Sure is pretty.
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  • COLT
    cat I have no idea...the artcle that had the pics...never mentioned the cal!...[;)]


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  • pabooger
    Nice looking 99, I have a couple and love the old Savages!!! Ive never seen one with that verticle lamination in the pistol grip area, Id guess maybe custom, perhaps the guys at the Savage site could help!!
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  • Captplaid
    I never knew a Savage could look so civilized. Thanks for the picture. It is some real nice woods.
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  • njretcop
    That's a very definite repair on the buttstock near the tang. It appears to be professionally done, but it does hurt the collectors value.
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  • crisisbill
    Nice looking stock, but it is a repair and that rear sight is not correct; so as a collector it's a dud.
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  • Sav99
    The verticle line that you see may be were the custom stock was grafted to the original. I dought it's a repair. The 99's don't typically crack vertically. And even with the non original stock and rear sight I'm sure that piece would fetch a nice price on the auction block.
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