found this 250-3000 today hope I didnt get hurt too bad. I know its been redone so not much collectors value it was sold as an H but not sure that is correct

Guess I need dies brass and bullets geesh another project

Real pretty little rifle.

serial number 210673 so I will have to look that up not sure its an H the stamp is only half there

At that SN it's a boniafide model 1899 .250-3000. Looks nice regardless.

Good bore?

seems to be clean bore

seems to be clean bore not sure what its worth

G......?

Nice gun

PM sent regarding dies, brass and bullets.

Old70

Pre-G. Model.250-3000 Lightfoot wouldn't fun ya!

Nice shooter, folks would be jealous of that gun at the range or out hunting.

As said, it's the second version of the Savage 1899 model 250-3000. The first version had a perchbelly stock (the bottom of the buttstock was fat on the bottom like a perch). That version was made in 1919 and 1920.

In 1921 that model was renamed the model 99G and was available chambered for more cartridges than just the 250-3000. That was made up through 1941.

Looks like a Nice rifle to me! I think you will like it! what show did you find her at? Novi ?

Real nice rifle you've got there. Would like to find that here locally, and if I had the money would buy it in a second. Might send the lever out for case hardening, but wouldn't be a pressing issue. Looks like someone did a nice job restoring that one.

Nice rifle. The Type 1 that was made before WWI also had a checkered trigger. This was the only rifle (1895, 1899 or 99) Savage made with a checkered trigger. The other models made before WWI had smooth triggers. After WWI all models had serrated triggers.

I likey.

Looks like a fun little gun.

Sweet rifle. Enjoy it!

fine catch! would look right at home in my cabinet!

Get that girl loaded and to the woods. Nice girl you got there.

I would like to add a peep site. Is there any type you all recommend

The answer depends on how much money you want to spend. The one I would recommend would be a Lyman 29-1/2 or 30-1/2 because they adjust for windage. Slightly hard to find and pretty pricey.

There are also receiver peep sights that have adjustable windage but I'm not familiar enough to suggest specific ones. I like the tang sights.