Just wondering what a good price would be on one of these. its in 32 cal bluing is good nothing missing or broken. Local gun shop is asking 350 any info would be great.

Sounds like a fair price depending on condition and version. If you can provide a serial number we can advise as to how common the version is.

Rick, serial number is 13,7xx, they also have another one that one is 27,1xx. both in .32.

The 13k one falls within what Brower calls Issue: 1907-10 Modification No. 1. It's was the first variant to have the hard rubber grips (prior to was metal grips). The font on the barrel was also reduced. 8,400 of this variant; production 1909-10.

The second falls within what Brower calls Issue: 1907-10 Modification No. 2. 45,500 pistols in this variant (the most number of pistols in all of Browers variants), 1910-1911 production. This was the 1st variant to carry the Fire and Safe stamp for the safety.

Someone know's where to find the serial number on these gun's. I've got one in 32 ACP in pretty near new shape. Has one extra clip and factory box. Just no idea where the serial # is.

SN location as in the pic of this post, or directly underneath on the bottom of where this SN is in the pic.
http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/6209818/1907_Savage_380

since we are talking sav pistoles how many rounds are the 380 mags supposed to hold i have trouble getting 7 in as the spring is really strong?

norm

Assuming you are not just over looking the serial, I've seen later ones with the serial ground off, for what ever reason. With the serial on a small flat surface on the frontend of the frame it is easy to remove. With good photos we can give you a serial range that it was made in. There were a lot of changes over the years.

Also, the box might have a serial penciled on the outside somewhere.

Norm, Brower pg.48 says it is 9.

thanks i just looked it up ,I wonder what modification i have to do to get 380s to work in a 32 mag---- just open the top?????????????



norm

Got it. 256xxx

Good price in this condition with box.

1917-22...the last variation of the Savage 32 ACP produced.