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Originally Posted by Rick99
That is one fine PAINT pistol! smile

Other side isn't nearly as nice but I'm not gonna complain.

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And here's a dandy little item that was at the 2007 Fest at Jed's that I never get tired of looking at.

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I remember the lower one quite well. Very nice. And I recognize the gut above it. grin


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Originally Posted by Skidrow
And I recognize the gut above it. grin



WHICH ONE???? grin


�Can we move this along?" a bored voice stated. "I have places to be and people to shag."


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Originally Posted by FUG1899
Steve
Not all went in the pond


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I had forgot about that one! still have them mossy oak shorts tho! laugh

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I thought this was interesting. Sounds like Dan and George tied one on. wink

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Four different variations of early ones with steel grips.
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These are out of order - modification 2 is in the center and mod. 1 is on the right.
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Showing the differences in #2 & #3 with the different barrel lug sizes and
one slide being serial numbered, pistol #1 also has the slide serial numbered.
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This shows the difference in the frames of #2 & #3 for the barrel lugs.
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Modification 2 included some internal differences in the safety as well as the 'D' shaped lever - other than that pistol #3 & #4 are the same. The only difference between #1 & #2 is one piece, the safety lever, which can be interchanged - pistols #2 & #3 are classified as the same yet have more differences and the parts will not interchange.

This shows the internal differences in the safety in pistol #3 & #4 (top)
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The funniest part was when Saddlering was shooting one of the "Soprano" brothers pistols. When the mag was empty and he handed it back the "Soprano" took it back with a handkerchief in his hand, put it in a ziplock bag and said, "thanks for the fingerprints." grin Guess you'd of had to been there.


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......truth is those .25cal parts didn't come out of the "famed pond", they came out of a Utica landfill with a big electromagnet.
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Originally Posted by Marshfellow
......truth is those .25cal parts didn't come out of the "famed pond", they came out of a Utica landfill with a big electromagnet.
tjw


Now you've gone and done it.................You've come out with the facts!!!!!!!!!!!!! smile smile grin grin wink wink


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And then two tons of them took a long trip to never never land!!!

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You don't see too many of these out here. For the uninitiated like me, what advice can you give someone looking for a Savage pistol. Is there a preference for one model over the others?


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First piece of advice is to find a copy of Bailey Brower's book on pistols.

http://www.amazon.com/Savage-Pistol..._1?ie=UTF8&qid=1424277429&sr=8-1

There are definitely some that are more desirable. 1915's are rare, military 1907's are rare, nice paint 1907's are very hard to find, 380's are tougher to find than 32's, etc.


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Originally Posted by Marshfellow
......truth is those .25cal parts didn't come out of the "famed pond", they came out of a Utica landfill with a big electromagnet.
tjw



Tnx For the Info,
I Heard that they were in a pond? But you here all kinds of story's.

But I do know for fact that 2 tons of of them took a long ride to never, never, land.



Only seen a few that were together and working, At a few Fest's. Neat Little Pistol. I wonder how-many really reached the Market, before Savage Had there problem and Scraped them.?


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Originally Posted by S99VG
... what advice can you give someone looking for a Savage pistol. Is there a preference for one model over the others?

If you want one to shoot I would recommend one of the later production with the spur hammer. These are easier to cock, have a more durable finish and have the bugs worked out of them.

A lot of these pistols spent there lives in a drawer. Buy one with condition!
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Originally Posted by GeneB
Four different variations of early ones with steel grips.
[Linked Image]

These are out of order - modification 2 is in the center and mod. 1 is on the right.
[Linked Image]

Showing the differences in #2 & #3 with the different barrel lug sizes and
one slide being serial numbered, pistol #1 also has the slide serial numbered.
[Linked Image]

This shows the difference in the frames of #2 & #3 for the barrel lugs.
[Linked Image]

Modification 2 included some internal differences in the safety as well as the 'D' shaped lever - other than that pistol #3 & #4 are the same. The only difference between #1 & #2 is one piece, the safety lever, which can be interchanged - pistols #2 & #3 are classified as the same yet have more differences and the parts will not interchange.

This shows the internal differences in the safety in pistol #3 & #4 (top)
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GENE
Tnx For Posting and Pointing out the Suttle VARIATIONS.


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I'm sure that if there was an active Savage pistol group on the web there would be several sub-groups surface. For example, the 1907-13-2 group, later production has SAVAGE in big letters on the side while the earlier do not. But the grouping was established and put in print a long time back and no one has wanted to change it, I guess.


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with so few around I would say BUY what you can When you can ,you can always sell less disireables later , I bought 3 sight unseen and have a 4th put away . I'll get to see them in a month or 2.

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Originally Posted by Rick99
I'm sure that if there was an active Savage pistol group on the web there would be several sub-groups surface.


I dunno... look how much fun we get into trying to figure out if we should clean up the 1899->99 switch from how Murray defined it back in the 80's. grin


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There's one of these in a local pawnshop (.32ACP).

I ought not be tempted. But I am.


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