A .25-35, .30-30, .303 Savage, .32-40 or .38-55, .300 Savage caliber lever-action rifle with 26 barrel marked "Savage Arms Company, Utica, N.Y. Pat. Feb. 7, 1893, July 25.'93, Oct.3.'99 .CAL.30". Manufactured between 1899 and 1926/27. Blued, with walnut stock. Serial number range 10000 to 300000. Block cocking indicator on bolt to s/n 90000 then changed to pin indicator on tang. Note: Add 50% for .25-35, .32-40, and .38-55 calibers.

In calibers .303, .30-30, .25-35, .32-40, .38-55. Manufactured between 1899 and 1915. Serial number range 10000 to 175000. Same cocking indicator as 1899-A rifle. Note: Add 50% for .25-35, .32-40, and .38-55 calibers.

In calibers .303, .30-30, .25-35, .32-40, .38-55. Manufactured between 1899 and 1915. Serial number range 10000 to 175000. Same cocking indicator as 1899-A rifle. Note: Add 50% for .25-35, .32-40, and .38-55 calibers.

Chambered for .303 Savage only, with 28" barrel. Fitted with full military stocks. Produced from 1899 to 1915. Several hundred produced for Canadian Home Guard during WWI. These will have rack number on buttplate.

Fitted with 20" barrel only in calibers .303, .30-30, .25-35, .32-40, .38-55. Built from 1899 to 1919 in serial number range 19000 to 200000. Same cocking indicator as 1899-A rifle. Earliest style with barrel band is rarest variation. Note: Add 100% for .25-35, .32-40 and .38-55 calibers; add 200% for barrel band carbine.

In calibers .303, .30-30, .25-35, .32-40, .38-55. Serial number range 50000 to 175000. Built from 1905 to 1917. Same cocking indicator as 1899-A rifle. Standard Deluxe 1899 rifle with 26" round, octagon or half octagon barrel with pistol-grip stock and checkering. Take-down barrel or short 22" barrel. Note: Add 30% for .25-35, .32-40, and .38-55 calibers.

Chambered for .303, .30-30, .25-35, and .22 HP Savage in 20" barrel. Serial number range 50000 to 220000. Built from 1905 to 1919. Revolutionary .22 HP cartridge introduced in this model in 1912. Most 1899-Hs are found with take-down barrels. Note: Add 50% for .25-35; add 25% for .22 HP.

Deluxe Model 1899 was developed to introduce Charles Newton designed .250-3000 Savage cartridge. Fitted with 22" featherweight take-down barrel, pistol grip, checkered perch belly stock, unique checkered trigger. Built from 1914 to 1921. Serial number range 146500 to 237500.

Chambered for .303, .30-30, and .300 Savage. Serial number range 200000 to 344000. Produced from 1920 to 1934. In 1926 a new 24 barrel with ramp front sight was introduced.

Chambered for .303, .30-30, and .300 Savage. Serial number range 238000 to 290000. Built from 1922 to 1926. This model looks like a shortened 26 rifle but with a heavily crowned muzzle.

Chambered for .303, .30-30, and .300 Savage. Serial number range 238000 to 290000. Built from 1922 to 1926. Same heavily crowned muzzle as 99-C.

Chambered for .22 HP, .30-30, .303, .250-3000, and .300 Savage. Manufactured between 1922 and 1934. Serial number range 238000 to 344000. In 1926 new ramp front sight introduced. Note: Add 25% for .22 Hi Power and .250-3000 calibers.

As above, but in lightweight take-down barrels in 20", 22" and 24". Chambered for .22 HP, .30-30, .303, .250-3000 and .300 Savage. These were tapered lightweight barrels. Manufactured between 1920 and 1940. Serial number range 200000 to 398000. In 1926, new ramp front sight introduced. Early versions look similar to Model 1899-H featherweight. In 1938, checkered stocks offered. Rare option. Note: Add 50% for .22 HP and .250-3000; add 75% for 1938 checkered stocks.

Calibers and barrel lengths as above, with pistol-grip checkered stock. Manufactured between 1922 and 1941. Serial number range 238000 to 407000. No take-down Model 99s made after 1941. Note: Add 50% for .22 Hi Power; add 25% for .250-3000.

Fitted with 20" or 22" barrels. Chambered for .30-30, .303, .250-3000 and .300 Savage. Serial number range 220000 to 400000. Built between 1923 and 1940. Distinctive plain stocks with no flat pads on side of buttstock. Curved carbine-style butt-plate. In 1931, barrel band added to forend, then commonly called "barrel band carbine". In 1935, flat pads added to buttstock sides, plus front ramp sight. Note: Add 50% for 1935 barrel band carbine; add 25% for .250-3000 and .300 Savage.

Fitted with 22" or 24" barrels, with .410 barrels and .300 Savage in Model 99-F, 99-G or 99-K configuration. In black fitted case. Serial number range 240000 to 350000. Built from 1922 to 1934. BE AWARE: barrel address on .410 barrel matches that on the rifle barrel; and .410 barrel takes up correctly on the receiver; and case fits the .410 barrel and receiver.

Fitted with 24 barrel, with new 1926 ramp front sight. Chambered for .303, .30-30 or .300 Savage. Serial number range 290000 to 370000. Built from 1926 to 1937. Buttplate older 1899 crescent style.

Premier Savage Model 99, with engraved receiver. Fitted with checkered pistol-grip stock of select American walnut and take-down frame. Hand honed and fitted. Chambered for .22 HP, .30-30, .303, .250-3000 and .300 Savage. Barrels 22" or 24". Serial number range 285000 to 398000. Manufactured between 1926 and 1940. Note: Add 30% for .22-caliber Hi Power. Some of these models found with cased set with .410 barrel, add $700 for V.G. case and barrels.

Features heavy pistol-grip checkered stock, with rounded fore-end tip. Barrels 22" or 24". Chambered for .250-3000, .303, .300 Savage, .308, .243 and .358-calibers. Serial number range 340000 to 1060000. Manufactured between 1932 and 1960. Note: Add 50% for .358; add 100% for rare uncataloged .30-30. Approximately 10 made for A.F. Stoeger of N.Y.C. for N.Y. State Police in 1935 in serial number range 348600. Most of these are found with Redfield No. 102 side peep sight and .250" rack number stamped in stock below pistol grip.

As above, with Lyman aperture rear tang sight. In 1940, changed to Redfield micrometer tang sight. First model fitted with Savage quick-release sling swivels. No .30-30 calibers made in this model. Manufactured between 1932 and 1942. Note: Add 50% for .358.

Produced with plain uncheckered pistol-grip stock until 1940. Available in .22 Hi Power, .250 Savage, .30-30, .303 Savage, .300 Savage, .308, .243 and .358. Serial number range 350000 to 1060000. Manufactured between 1935 and 1960. Note: Add 20% for pre-1940 uncheckered stocks; 100% for rifles chambered .22 Hi Power and .358.

Classic short barrel deluxe Model 99, with semi-beavertail fore-end and distinct long checkering pattern. Fitted with 20" or 22" barrels. Chambered for .250-3000, .30-30, .303, .22 HP or .300 Savage. Serial number range 350000 to 400000. Manufactured between 1935 and 1940. Note: Add 100% for .22 Hi Power caliber; add 20% for .250-3000.

First Savage made with model designation visible on outside. Located at rear on right side of barrel. True featherweight with slender 22" barrel, lightweight stocks with butt end hollowed out. Chambered for .250-3000, .300 Savage, .308, .243, .284 and .358-calibers. Built from 1955 to 1973. Note: Add 75% for .284 and .358-calibers; add 50% for .250 Savage.

Deluxe version of Model 99EG. Available in .243, .250 Savage, .300 Savage, .284, .358 and .308 calibers. Monte Carlo-style stock. Manufactured between 1960 and 1973. Note: Add 75% for .358 and .284 calibers.

Ugly duckling of Savage line. Model 99-E lacked many standard features such as left side cartridge counter, tang sight holes, walnut stocks and capped pistol grip. Fitted with 20", 22" or 24" barrels. Chambered for .250-3000, .300 Savage, .243 and .308-calibers. Built from 1960 to 1984. Note: Model 99-E was the last original rotary magazine. Production was discontinued in 1984 for Model 99.

Recent production model in .22-250, .243, .284 Win., 7mm-08 or .308-caliber. Barrel 22" and open sights. Blued, with walnut stock. Features clip magazine, first modification to Model 99 in 66 years. Introduced in 1965. Dropped from production and reintroduced in 1995 in .243 and .308-calibers. Weight about 7.75 lbs. Note: Add 50% for .22-250, .284 and 7mm-08.

Premier Savage with engraved receiver. Nickel-like finish and impressed checkering on select walnut stocks. Marked 99-M. Offered in .243, .284 and .308 calibers, with 22" barrel only. Manufactured between 1965 and 1970. Note: Add 30% for .284 caliber.

Presentation grade Model 99, with engraved receiver. Hand-checkered finely figured walnut stock. Mountain lion on right side of receiver and elk on left side. Chambered for .243, .284 and .308 caliber, with 22" barrel. Manufactured between 1965 and 1970. Note: Add 30% for .284 caliber.

Variation of original Model 99A, with 20" or 22" barrel. Chambered for .243, .250 Savage, .300 Savage, .308 and .375 caliber. Serial number range in new "A" series on left side. Manufactured between 1971 and 1982. Note: Add 25% for .375 caliber.

Similar to Model 99-A straight-grip saddle gun, but in .358 and .375 Win. (1980) calibers. Has plain grooved forend, rubber recoil pad. Serial number range in new "A" series on left side. Built from 1977 to 1980. Note: Add 25% for .358 Win. caliber.

North American classic rifle, with distinct stocks of checkered walnut. Long grooved fore-end, deep shaped pistol-grip, Monte Carlo stock with cheekpiece. Fitted with 22" barrel. Chambered for .250-3000, .308 or .243. Serial number range in new "A" series on left side. Built from 1975 to 1980.

Introduced in 1995. Limited edition to 1,000 rifles. Serial numbers from AS0001 to AS1000. Chambered for .300 Savage cartridge. Engraved receiver with gold inlays. Select American walnut stock, with Monte Carlo comb.