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If you go to the auction, I hope you will report back. How was the condition and how much did it sell for. I have the matching rifle. Model 1899 B, 25-35,1910 with barrel length of 20" and factory letter. Unfortunately the letter does not specify bbl length. My does not have much bluing left. It is for sale.
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If you go to the auction, I hope you will report back. How was the condition and how much did it sell for. I have the matching rifle. Model 1899 B, 25-35,1910 with barrel length of 20" and factory letter. Unfortunately the letter does not specify bbl length. My does not have much bluing left. It is for sale. How much are you asking for it? 
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I must be stupid, I see real estate for sale. Don't matter, every Savage 25-35 I've ever seen looks like a road culvert inside and out.
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Campfire Regular
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I'd been looking for a .25-35 for a while. All the bores I saw looked like [bleep]. I finally found one that had strong rifling but was dark. It cleaned up a little but if it would have been any other caliber I wouldn't have touched it. It was also below 500$ which made my bite.
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I'm not good at pricing but I'll through out a number of ...add $500 for it being a .25-35.
Maybe that will stir up other comments. Thank you sir. That is exactly what I was looking for.
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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If you go to the auction, I hope you will report back. How was the condition and how much did it sell for. I have the matching rifle. Model 1899 B, 25-35,1910 with barrel length of 20" and factory letter. Unfortunately the letter does not specify bbl length. My does not have much bluing left. It is for sale. There was a small chunk of wood missing at the tang. It had a blued lever and an amateur refinish. Bore wasn't good, but not real bad. Wrong sights. It brought $875 + $25 transfer/background check fees. So $900. I did not buy it. I didn't bring a tape measure, but expect the barrel was 26". It looked shorter to me in the ad. Serial number was 74.xxx I think. Could have been 47.xxx.
Last edited by gregintenn; 09/26/20.
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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I would be interested in the aeroplane pedal car. I bet I could make it go like a bat-out-of-hell! It brought $375. If I had a good place to display it, I would have bid. It was cool. Thanks for your help, guys!
Last edited by gregintenn; 09/26/20.
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