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Which statement is truest:
A. Marlin made Savage rifle B. Savage made Savage rifle C. Colt made Savage rifle D. All of the above E. A. and B. only
I am referring to Savage rifles made before anyone on this forum was born.
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I'm gonna go with d, for some reason this is a trick question. Les
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Have to Sleep On That. Perhaps My Morning Coffe and Reading Will Be Enlighting. Stever
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Les Hmmmm! I tending to Think Different. I wait For My Coffe in the Morning. Stever
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I'm a "newbie",,,gonna keep my mouth shut and learn something.... Great question !!!!!!!!!!!
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Did Colt make prototypes for the 1892 &1893 designs?
I misplaced my Murray's and can't confirm my hunch, AAHHHHH!!!
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Hell one can make a fool of himself many times over. but what he may learn is of importance I say A + B
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Id say A-B but Im like Les thinking its a trick question! John
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Steve Had My Morning Coffe! A & B A=Marlin Only Provided Equipment and Tooling to Start Savage Off. Time for a Donut Now. Stever
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John I think Colt Only Did Something With a Pistol,,,I belive I read Or Seen Somewhere. But I could be Wrong. Now it Figure's Steve(Boltman) Is Offline,,,, Have to Wait till Lunch time for Our Ansewer. Stever
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The answer is D ....... We all know about Marlin ..... I hope we all know about Savage ....
Colt made the 1888 repeating Martini that was Arthur Savage's first attempt at firearm design ..... accounts state that it showed " very high quality workmanship and design " ......
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Did Colt make prototypes for the 1892 &1893 designs?
I misplaced my Murray's and can't confirm my hunch, AAHHHHH!!! No need to distress over the misplaced Murray's Olgrouser - it wouldn't help. In his discussion of the 1892 and 1893 patent design rifles, there is no mention of Colt playing a hand.
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I know Stever will bust if he signs on at lunch time and there's no answer. Les and Jed are correct, although Les is clearly guided by his saavy for multiple choice tests that can often be figured out even if you have no idea of what the answer is. So, yes, Colt did make at least one rifle for Savage - prior to 1904. I see that gd'40 has info. that I was not aware of. That is probably the thing I love the most about this forum - finding information I did not know. You can old read your Murrya's so many times and you start to crave more. Here, you just never know what jewel of knowledge will pop up in a thread.
What I am not certain of is whether Colt made more than one rifle for Savage. It is possible the repeating Martini rifle gded is referring to is a different rifle I am referring to. Then again, maybe someone here has more information. But regarding the specific Colt made Savage rifle I have referenced,
Let's extend the quiz:
Savage paid Colt how much to build the rifle for them:
A. $100 B. $200 C. $500 D. $1,000 E. $2,000 F. $5,000 G. $10,000
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Glen got it correct too. I'll take G for 10,000. Steve.
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the truth is... if it doesn't pertain to 99's ...it don't matter
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Do we have to come up with these answers now ? I'm supposed to be working you know ! All of my documentation is home ..... I am going to guess for now and say $100 ( which was alot of money in 1887 ..... ) I will double check when I get home .
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if it doesn't pertain to 99's ...it don't matter
Translation: I have no clue what the answer is.I have no clue as to what the question was.I'm a moon-trooper.
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the truth is... if it doesn't pertain to 99's ...it don't matter I've got to disagree with you on that point Lauren. I am nearly aquiver over the "documentation" that Glen mentions he has at home. Also, this all does pertain to what ultimately became the M1895, then M1899 and finally M99. If Glen's documentation mentions anything about the cost of the rifle, we will know if they are the same gun. It would be very interesting to me to know if Colt made more than one gun for Savage. I respect it may be of no interest to you. There has been the ongoing disagreements here between those that want to just talk '99s and those that want to talk M1903 .22's, Savage shotguns, Stevens buckhorn rifles and so on.
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Interesting. I got to look at a Couple More Books Perhaps Glen Will Kind Enough to Fax Me A Copy. Cost for Savege to Colt I Would Say 100 to 200.00 Dollars After All 100.00 Back then Is Like 10,000 today or More. Learn Something Ever Day. Tnx Steve For Sharing. Love to Learn Something New. Is It Miller Time Yet??? Stever
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