Does anybody have an idea of how many were produced from 1921 to 1934 .

be nice to have an account of calibers

I have i 303

130-30
and know of 1 250-3000. what have you guys got.
add from 1921 to 1934.



Norm

If you're in Australia, they seem to all be in 22HP..

I have a 1924 in 303.

Norm, here are some ver ruff number for you look over...

From 1921 through 1934 there were around 110,000 1899/99's made. I have a few over 500 rifles in my data, Within that 500 I have the following:

22HP = 14 ea (6 are in Australia or Canada)

250 = 8 ea

30-30 = 9 ea

303 = 6 ea

300 = 5 ea.

I only have one in the last 3 years of data.

Not uncommon for the barrel to be a take down.

Sampling is a little squid from specifically hunting data on E's in past years..

That's only 42 E s in 13 years.. we need more guys to check their safe queens.


And i have 20 in that range.


Norm

30-30 3038xx
22hp 3326xx
303 3082xx

I owned one in .300, #343613. I sold it last year.

Haven't seen a 99E in the wild.
Don't have one either.

You did.. John Wright had one in his collection. It's why I have one in 303 now.

I have 3.

Two 303, one 300.

only 1 in 22 hi power. Until it moved to NH, it lived in Australia.

Ah, I stand corrected.
At the time I had about 8 others on my hit list. I did ok.

22 Hi-P, 269,294, really rough. I got offered too much money and it went down the road.
250-3000, 330,135. Pretty nice, real accurate. I think I used it on an antelope when I was working on my Savage grand slam.

I had one in 30-30 but it went down the road.

I also had 1 in 30-30, but no more!

I had a 300. 1927 as I recall.

Gone now.

thanks guys ,, keep them coming.

Norm

I have 1 in 22HP, ser. # 2596xx




Lee

I have a 1930 E in .300. It has the take down barrel but it is not a take down of course. #330388




Darryl

BTT

I've a 1930 99E Featherweight in .30-30W, SN 3295xx. Should already be in Rick99's database though.

303 with takedown barrel - 3344xx

thanks guys lets keep them coming.

norm

thought i would bring this back up in case somebody missed it.

Norm

Norm,im late to the party!!

250396 30-30

286694 30-30. special pistol grip checkered formally known as a solid frame G

288797. 300 sav. mp stamp

300423. 303. mp. stamp

all have takedown barrels. Don

John in Australia asked me to post photos of his 22 Hi-Power 99E with Stith scope mount
overall left side

overall right side

closeup left side

Serial number?

3156xx in 300
for sale if anyone might be interested
plab

David, thanks for posting for me

S/N 294029

S/N 318450 also 22 hp I sold some time ago

There is another in a gun shop here that is in poor condition & been badly messed with

I am indebted to my friend Joe Brady who located the Stith & a very nice Weaver scope, thanks again Joe

Johno

Thats a great looking gun John looks like it was a safe Queen great colour

thanks guys for the updates, Don are yours in Rick's data

Norm

Norm, Not sure if they all are or not,but they probably are now !!

What's the difference between a F and E?

Early 99F is a takedown.

My mistake, I meant the difference between a H (shown) and a E.

A late 1899 H is the forrunner of the E but the E was the first solid frame 250-3000 and probably the first solid frame 22HP.

somebody may correct me on that , there may have been a special order solid frame 22HP or 250 before that ,

Norm

how about your brother ???

Norm, Not sure what Dick has for “E”s if any,i’ll ask when i see him.

Yes, I had the four as part of my data.

That "solid frame G" was one that created many postings and disagreements.

The serial on this 30-30 H is 161xxx

Glad this thread got some new life, I am fascinated with 22 hp E's why so many are down here as opposed to the US & Canada.

Norm that rifle cost me $500.00 AUD about $350.00 USD it was one of the times when luck went my way I saw it on sale site within minutes of being listed being deaf I was buggered I couldn't call them, then as luck would have it my wife walked in the door I ran at her with the phone number already programed in

That's a really nice 30-30

Johno

the H models were available in solid or take down i believe except the IMP 22HP

yes, correct.

Depends on the year.

In 1919-1920, the 1899H was on pricelists only as a takedown - no matter what it was chambered in.

From 1906 to 1909, only solid frame 1899H's were available.

I have S/N 27479x I think 1925. Takedown in .300.

Just picked it up a couple months ago. First 1899.

Probably late 1925, it'd be stamped "SAVAGE MODEL 1899" on the receiver - but it's actually a Model 99. They just didn't change the stamps for 6 years since the name change was mostly driven by marketing.

That would be an model F


Norm

Yes it is stamped 1899. I was told it was an F. Thanks for confirming!

actuallly a question is it a straight stock or a pistol grip.

Norm

It's a pistol grip.

then if the serial numbers match on the stocks and reciever it is a model G

Ill bring this back up and see if there is more info coming.


Norm