Feel free to add to list.

.250 Savage (250-3000) References

2020 - Shooting Times, May 22, .250 Savage - Trailblazing Hunting Cartridge, Allen Jones

2019 - American Rifleman, Feb., The Little Savage: 250-3000, John Haviland

2008 - Rifle Magazine #236, Mar-Apr, 250-3000 Classic Cartridge, John Haviland

2007 - Nosler Reloading Manual #6, 250-3000, Eric Hansen

2007 - Handloader Magazine #57, Sept-Oct, Cartridge of the Month - 250-3000, Staff

2007 - Handloader Magazine #246, April-May, .250 Savage - Newton's Original .25, Steve Gash

2005 - Handloader Magazine #238, December, Handloading Savage Cartridges, John Barsness

2004 - Rifle Magazine #211, Jan-Feb, Savage Model 99 and the 250-3000, Brian Pearce

2001 - Handloader Magazine #211, June-July, .250-3000 Savage, A Classic .25, John Haviland

2000 - Handloader Magazine #203, Feb-Mar 250-3000 Savage, Stan Trzoniec

2000 - Modern Reloading, pgs. 225-228, Richard Lee

1998 - Handloader Magazine #194, August, .250-3000, Cartridge Board, Gil Sengel

1995 - Handloader Magazine, August, Pet Loads , 250-3000, Ken Waters

1993 - American Rifleman, June, .25Cal. Midweights, Edward Matunas

1991 - Rifle Magazine #136, Jul-Aug, 250-3000 Savage - Model 20, Ron Carmichael

1990 - Hodgdon Data Manual #25, pgs. 154-157 250-3000

1989 - Nosler Reloading Manual #3, pg 153, 250-3000, Clay Harvey

1978 - Handloads and Practical Ballistics for the American Hunter, pgs. 58, 65-66, 76-77, 83, 87, Bob Hagel

1977 - Handloading for Hunters, pg 261, 250-3000, Don Zutz

1975 - Handloader Magazine #57, Sept-Oct, Pet Loads, 250-3000 Savage, Ken Waters

1974 - Handloader Magazine #51, Sept-Oct, .250 Savage Loads: Bolts and Levers, Bob Hagel

1973 - Gun Digest, The Beautiful Blazers - all but forgotten, Bob Bell

1972 - Handloader Magazine #39, Sept-Oct, New Loads for the 250-3000, Don Zutz

1972 - Handloader Magazine #36, Mar-April, Cartridge of the Month- 250-3000, Staff

1972 - Rifle Magazine # 19, Jan-Feb, Return of the 250-3000, Ken Waters

1971- Gun Week, April 16, Vol. 6, Issue 231, Versatile Handloading: Savage's Revival Of .250/3000 Cartridge Best News Of
Season, John Wootters

1971 - Outdoor Life, June, A Taste of Nostalgia, Jack O'Connor

1970 - Outdoor Life, February, Alas, the Poor .25 Calibers, Jack O'Connor

1964 - The Rifle Book, pgs. 181-182, 186-187, Jack O'Connor

1961 - Complete Book of Rifles and Shotguns, pgs. 191-193, Jack O'Connor

1953 - Outdoor Life, December, The All-Round .25 Rifle, Jack O'Connor

Good idea!

1952 - Sportsman's Gun and Ammunition Manual, The 250-3000 Can Shoot!, pgs. 13 -15, Jack O'Connor

Wow! I'm impressed. Couple oldies...

Oct, 1920 - Outing - "A New Bolt Action Rifle", Horace Kephart

Dec, 1920 - Outing - "A New High-Power Cartridge", Horace Kephart

I Like the Kephart articles.

American Rifleman November 1932 has the test of the new chambering for the Winchester Model 54. Its a Dope Bag article, The .250 Savage Caliber Winchester
I had two .250 Savage rifles and every time I went to the range someone told me to have them reamed to Ackley Improved. So everyone needs a few 250 Improved articles. A good one to start in the Layne Simpson article: .250 Savage Improved from Handloader No. 316, October 2018.

These two Kephart articles are too good to not put up somewhere.
When I cropped these from the Google books edition it was just for reading. I shared the bolt action rifle article with some Beartooth guys. The Google books scans are not high quality and some pages are better than others.
I hope this encourages everyone to chase some of these old articles down. They are interesting reading.

A New Bolt Action Rifle Outers October 1920

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A New Hi Power Cartridge Outers December 1920

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“Shots at Whitetails” by Larry Koller

This is a fantastic resource!! Thanks for posting.

And let us not ignore "The Spiteful Crack of the .250-3000" by Jim Bashline. One of the last stories Bashline wrote, it explains the roots of his fascination with the Savage rifle in .250-3000. Entertaining read, it's probably out there in internetland somewhere.

After reading that makes me want to get one of those 1920 rifles.

Really like the 250-3000 I own but I am looking for the second configuration in a 1920/26 chambered for the 300 Savage to compliment a 250-3000 first edition I have.

Will trade a 38-55 1894 for said a rifle...

Well, if your saving for the rifle you might as well put a little back for the sight.
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