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Anybody here pick up anything not really that collectable? I mean my 99e in .308 is pretty common, I've also got a Coast to Coast branded Savage pump shotgun...been thinking about adding a Stevens/Savage(pre lakefield) 22 auto, just for kicks. Maybe a model 170 sometime in the future. Guess I just like the odd stuff.

Savage 23C joined the collection in September.

The Model 340s are starting to have a following I have noticed.
The Model 170s in 30-30 show up every now and then, the 35 REMs are pretty scarce I am told.

I've got several 23A's.

Not really.

Sure, I've got a few miscellaneous Savage guns that I've picked up when the prices are low. Why not?

I have a Hiawatha (Savage) single shot 410 in a youth model, a model 24 in 22lr. & 410 and a model 340E in .223 to go along with my 15 model 99s, some common some not so common.

Lee

Pictures or it never happened.

Some may consider all of mine not all that collectible, but these probably would stand out from the rest -

101 pistol
489 Savage/Westpoint single shot lever action 22
170B in 35 Remington
720 12 Gauge civilian
720 12 Gauge US issue long barrel
1921 12 Gauge pump
24S-D 22 over .410
A Page-Lewis model 50 counter stamped Springfield with a SVG logo
1905 B (shotgun butt instead of Swiss)
... and one, if it weren't for it's beautiful flowing lines, would possibly be considered totally noncollectable - a Savage model 6 based Gambles Pioneer 27-A -

Pictures or it never happened. [/quote]


O.K. - 340E .223 rem


Model 24 410 22 lr. combo


Hiawatha 410 single and a model 14 Remington in 32 rem. (just because I haven't got a pic of it yet )


Lee

170 35 Rem, 219's, 220's, 29B, 25. 1903, 1904, 1905, 1909, 1912, 1911, 24, 242, 110,745, 430, 1907's, 1915, 1917, 101, 1922's, 19-33 NRA, I think that's all?

I have only handled two 340s in 223 over the years.

Several Model 6s and variants and a couple M340s.

I've got eleven 99s, two 45 Super Sporters, one mod.840, one 23C and one mod. 40 plus a Stevens Ranger and a 24F.

None are collector grade which, for me, is a good thing. I get to play with them as much as I want. :-)

I am an accumulator that enjoys the history and learning more by hanging out here.

I have a few 340's, 342's 6's, 99's and 110's. Only a couple might qualify as "collector grade". They are however fun to shoot and hunt. Looking to add Super Sporters and 29's to my collection someday. Not many come up locally.

I have seen a couple of Savage 29As lately, nice little guns.

I've got a M99 in .284. I consider it an, "other" Savage. Even though it is mint, I wouldn't say I consider it a collectible. I've had it many years and it is the only post-mil I have ever owned. I doubt the previous statement will ever change

I've owned several Savage .22s, a couple Model 45 Super Sporters, etc. Now it's mostly 99s and a couple Model 20s. Also have an auto pistol in .32 and a Savage Fox Sterlingworth 16 gauge double.


Rod

That's a pretty side by side Rod!

I've got a couple super sporters, model 23's, savage 1907 and 1917 pistols, model 1903, 1914, 25 and 29 pump .22's, models 4C, 5, 6 and 7 .22's, Savage 219, 720's a 1920 and a couple 110's. Savage Fox SXS, Stevens 520's, 620's and 311's and a few other odds and ends.












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