Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Savage Collectors top 5 collector 99 's.

Hy, just wondering what the top 5 collector 99's are.

Any Engraved ones
Cased sets
Ts
250-3000s
1895s

really 250-3000s over Early winchester calibers?

I think you will find that this list is going to very greatly from collector to collector... there is no list.... buy what YOU like and are willing to pay...

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Leader, Rival, Leader, Monarch and the model K are good words to be in a description

A,B,C,F,G,H,and K's. Matter of fact, probably any that you don't have. Condition and/or rarity makes the call. How do you put an order to collecting? Hyperthetically, I'm looking for a pristine G, do I pass all others till I find it? I think not.

As to what Most Said

Also
Early 1899 "A" or "B" in winchester Calibers Such as 30-30,25-35,32-40, and 38-55 You want to add of Course,
Pre-war R's in a 250-3000,303 or 30-30 with condition,J.M.O.
Prewar E.G. in 30-30,or 22 H.P. J.M.O.
Model "T" in 22 H.P.
And Model G in 30-30,250 etc J.M.O.
H-Barrel Band in 250-3000 J.M.O.
Premil E.G. or R in 308, or 358 J.M.O.
And any 1899 or Premil 99 with Box and Hang Tags. J.M.O.

Thanks Folks.

Pre 1920
Winchester caliber
takedown

Everybody here is going to have a different list.

Personally my favorites are the guns made between the wars. Especially the E's, F's, G's, H Carbines, K's, R's, RS's EG's and T's. Oh and pre mil post war F's.

Guess that's more than 5 isn't it.

That is the problem with these damn things.

Perris Specials
1895 SRC's
1899 SRC's in Winchester calibers
1895 Muskets
99EG's in .300 .........

You funny man.

Certainly not rare or collectors, but a nice pre war EG, ain't a bad gun.

Noted.

The buck below did not like them 99 EG's in 300 Sav as much as I do.

I like the straight stock, checkered F. I only have one so far, but I would like to find one in 22 h.p

Johno

Anything with a special order factory upgrade.

Only one?

I'd be very satisfied with "only one" pre war checkered F

Rifles ordered with cheekpiece stocks and also special wood like Romac's birdseye maple stock. Also, SRC's with special order features are especially, "collectable" in my book. Extra fancy checkering is a big draw as well.

Sometimes when I am staring at a vintage Savage catalog and all the possible special order features I often think about what I would order if I could take a time machine back 100+ years. I'm sure I would have the guys in the Savage plant scratching their heads over the odd combinations I'd come up with. For example a M1899F in .38/55 with checkpiece stock in the highest grade burl available. Oh, and I would specify on the order form: "with small barrel band"

Yes Roger has a Beauty of a rifle.

Got One Yesterday, Won't be Here for week or so, Not at all as Nice as Roger's But a 1st for Me.