Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Savage Collectors Added #6 to the to the group of "G"s

Luck is ALWAYS a major player. I was lucky this was the first table I went to AND I had enough money in my pocket to close the deal. AND I made a friend at the same time.

Thanks all for the great replies.

Might have been this one. Guns International, 2022, 309947, 99-G, .22 HP

Interesting.. right range, but if it's still there I can't find a link. My 22HP is a late mirror 99, close to 319,xxx.

Here's a 30-30 99G that sold on gunsinternational, SN 308494 it looks like. They are out there..

My G in 30-30 has the nice mirror finish.

Mine is a G in 303 318xxx not as nice as above

Almost 100 years ago they made something that you can hardly find anywhere today. This was an on the shelf rifle.

Longbeardking , Hi , you got a pretty nice rifle there . It looks like the day it was made. I noticed it's a take down. I'm getting the idea all takedowns did not come factory with a 410 barrel or some other caliber that matches the rotor ,but they were all cased sets if you wanted that feature and had to order them that way.

Malcolm, it's a model 99G and the norm was they came by themselves. The vast majority of 99G's were sold as just the rifle.

A 410 barrel could be ordered as an accessory for any Savage takedown, and they were sold by Savage from 1921 into the 1930's.

The Savage Combination Kit (cased set) was a special factory offering by itself, consisting of a 99G in 300 Savage / 24" 410 barrel / factory case.

Calhoun, Were there any cased sets that came with an extra barrel that was not .410 ? Like say a303 with a 38 55 extra barrel, or a .22 HP with a 25 35 extra barrel? Thanx ,
Malcolm.

Not as a standard offering. They were no longer making the 25-35/32-40/38-55 rifles when they started the cased sets, so even a special order there would be surprising. But a 22HP/303, or 22HP/30-30 could have possibly been done. It’d be a custom order tho.

Maybe Fug has seen something, somewhere?