Further research finds
by Andrew 
, Bloomington, IN, Tuesday, August 30, 2016, 20:36 (2945 days ago) @ Ray L
That that Savage did some of the 1895 guns in .30-40 for Army trials. I can't find anything other than that. Looks like the 1899s were first .303 Savage and.30 WCF. I still may go get it. Too clean to not pick up for a nice old shooter, and one I actually can get ammo for.
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- Savage 99, .30-40 Krag? -
Andrew,
2016-08-30, 19:42
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- Buy it if it is in any kind of condition. -
Hoot,
2016-08-30, 19:45
- This is what I was thinking. - Andrew, 2016-08-30, 20:08
- $479 ! ! !....Its worth that..... -
Ray L,
2016-08-30, 20:14
- Further research finds -
Andrew,
2016-08-30, 20:36
- Further research finds -
Otony,
2016-08-30, 21:54
- Jump to a Desert Eagle .357. - Andrew, 2016-08-30, 22:26
- I've had two 99's, 3o years apart... - Sarge, 2016-08-31, 21:01
- Further research finds -
Otony,
2016-08-30, 21:54
- Further research finds -
Andrew,
2016-08-30, 20:36
- $5 against a stale donut -
Bob Hatfield,
2016-08-31, 04:55
- 303 Savage used .311 bullets -
CJM,
2016-08-31, 23:49
- THE 303 I SLUGGED HAD A - WIL TERRY, 2016-09-01, 08:35
- I think that I have read that those old .303 guns had both - Hobie, 2016-09-01, 12:17
- 303 Savage used .311 bullets -
Otony,
2016-09-01, 14:20
- I have a bunch of .303 Savage bullets, .3082" 190 gr. - Hobie, 2016-09-02, 06:36
- 303 Savage used .311 bullets -
CJM,
2016-08-31, 23:49
- Buy it if it is in any kind of condition. -
Hoot,
2016-08-30, 19:45