Jack, I have two 25's. I believe the were made between 1925 to 1929. In my opinion they are the poorest of all the Savage pumps. The extractor cuts on the barrel makes them weak (thin). I suggest that if you shoot them to only fire low velocity ammo. I sold one to a friend a few years ago and warned him numerous times about the ammo. He came back in a few weeks saying that it would not extract, then admitted to firing high velocity ammo. The chamber swelled. I have one that is marked Premier (wards) and the other is a Savage. I have seen them marked Ranger(sears), Tippens, and I believe Trailblazer(wards). The serial number on these house guns always have a suffix of L or K
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<br>1903, 95666 a mess but there, 12127x action only.
<br>1912, 260x and 877x
<br>1915, 4505x, 1230x, (245x & 53075 actions only)
<br>25, 3659
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<br>Phil, on your 1903 with the 1914 stock, is the butt plate like that of a 1914. mine is missing. Thanks Roger
