Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Savage Collectors Let's see some Savage 22's..

I'm bored. Let's bring up some 22's.. Any 22's..


Model 342 in 22 Hornet made in 1950.




Model 19H in 22 Hornet made in the mid-30's with the barrel band.
Model 23AA in 22 with checkering made in early 40's has the schnabel forearm.








Late 1899H in 22HP with metal buttplate.





Model 29A pump.

[img]http://www.savagefest.net/my_99s/29A/Right_Full.JPG[/img]


Had this one for a while, but it moved along. 1979 99C in 22-250.

[img]http://www.savagefest.net/my_99s/1979_99C_22_250/Left_Full.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.savagefest.net/my_99s/1979_99C_22_250/Box.JPG[/img]

Savage 1911 .22 Short bolt action. Cool little thing with a tube magazine in the buttstock. Sold to another member here a few years ago.



Savage Model 1903 pump with a Marble's simplex tang sight. Sold this one too.


Rod

Savage Arms-Westpoint model 121 seies A 22 bolt action single shot--got it for like $25




Stevens Favorite mdel 30 Joshua Stevens commemmorative serial number LTD 0016--bought it at a gunshow March 2011 for $160

Another 1903 chambered for short only. The aftermarket magazine has been replaced with the correct factory magazine.

I thought about grabbing this one... model 3

Steve
That's a Dandy looking 1903.
Steve

Here are some, a Winchester, Stevens Visible loader and a BSA snuck in there somehow.

This is a great thread & some great rifles. Rory never seen a barrel band like that one down here.

Thanks for putting these up, a real cold morning so another cup of tea and look at em all over again


Johno

My son with the 03 and a 29-A













[img]http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/ad88/Mudslicks/Savage%2029A/Savage29A006.jpg[/img]

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Wow some killer 22 rimfires out there! I don't own any RFs but have a few center fires...

Standard Catalog 1899H in 22HP









lower one is 1899H in 22HP with a P/G



Another 1899H with some engraving, checkering and a P/G



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A faux 22HP EG

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A legit 22HP EG- sorry I don't have better pics... has a T-7 mount with a Lyman 29S

[img]http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg272/lohmaraj/22HP%20EG/leftside.jpg[/img]

Drew, I don't know how you guy's find them in that condition.
That H in the first photo has a lot of blue. You would never see that down here. Ive got one of the best 22 h.p ive come across and it has no where near that condition.

I think both here and N.Z. they really were a stocman/farmers tool

Not even going to mention your other ones, just makes me sick LOL Don't know why I open these posts

Johno

cuse you like to drool and slobber andgo green with envy hi john




i,ll try to get a few pics up

norm

Here is a picture of my Grandfather's 1914 Savage.He carried it for many years.I'd love to here all the stories if it could tell.

Gary,

An in the box model 3 with condition. I'm surprised it didn't sell.

I've owned a few M1903 .22's but none at present. Here's a bit bigger .22 I have here:

Oops, here's another one. This one is stamped, "G.N.P." near the serial number. "Great Neck Police"? Maybe they read about the performance of the .22HP on tiger and figured they needed one, "big gun" on hand?






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The only Savage .22's I have are in CF. Here's the fave, 1899H.



I do have a Stevens 87 (Savage 6?) with Tenite stock, that my grandfather bought at a country auction for $1.50, about 50 years ago. Cheap even for then, because the butt was broken clean off behind the wrist. He epoxied it back together, and included a red plastic diamond 'inlay' in the repair. Worth today not a heckuva lot more than what he paid for it, but priceless to me- plus it functions and shoots beautifully. (Love the "clack-clack" of the action.)

having grandpas gun that he used a lot is way cool!

Steve
That a Fine looking Take Down, I Have a Savage with Police Dept Markings on it in 303, it's up north,It Has G.C.P.D.(Granite City Police Dept.) but it will be at fest.
Steve

93R17, 1904, 1905, 1903, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1922, 1933, #7, 25 and a 29.