Savage 99

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[@ewfisher89]

My late grandfather gave me his Savage Model 99 (.300 Savage) shortly before he passed. He did get to see me take a deer with it before he passed. It is my most treasured possession.

[@larrywoods1069]

Hang on to it, I got rid of 3 model 99s I had close to thirty years ago have never gotten another one, regret it every deer season.

[@jaredelizardo201]

@ewfisher89 I've got several hunting Rifles including two savage 99 one 303 savage other 300 I recently uesed the 303 one up here in Michigan the up part in the biggest state park my buck was an absolute monster#sorry for you loss I know what it's like too lose a Gf# it hurts you get over it but in some ways the pain doesn't truly go away I feels you dude😢

[@ulacylon-timetrio9664]

@@jaredelizardo201I feel like you’re an AI.

[@p-51mustang93]

Same here!!!!

[@CarlosFlores-fu8ld]

Lucky you and your brave patriarch

[@jeffcopenhaver2217]

Arthur Savage didn’t get the recognition he deserves. The Savage 99 was the Cadillac of lever guns.

[@bobhightower9381]

Bentley.

[@jeffcopenhaver2217]

@@bobhightower9381 American firearm, American car 😂👍🏻

[@TheREALLibertyOrDeath]

He also invented the radial tire!

[@bobhightower9381]

@@jeffcopenhaver2217 Savage was British.

[@jeffcopenhaver2217]

@@bobhightower9381 where were Savage firearms built? Cadillac all the way lol

[@barkeater9606]

My grandmother worked at Savage Arms in Utica, New York from 1935 to 1946. During WW2, she made the Thompson sub machine guns for the military. I have my grandfather’s Savage 99 made in 1938 that my grandmother gave him as a wedding present. I also have a Savage model 1920 in 250-3000. They are great rifles. 👍

[@viktorbash2020]

I have a savage 99 in 308 caliber

[@Sleepless_in206]

Wow thanks for the history lesson! Can’t think of anything more badass and cool than your Grandmother building tommy guns and the gifting of the rilfe she made is just next level sweet. Goes down in history as the best gift a husband could receive

[@mrsmartypants_1]

Very cool.

[@user-qf1ds8ky8m]

I have 2 99s one was my fathers in 308 and the other was my grandfathers in 250-3000 my uncle has the other that was in 300 savage

[@ZeroNovember]

Cool

[@supersami7748]

74 years old here and I have my dads first rifle, Savage Redman breakdown model in .300 circa 1924. He bought it used in 1937 for 15.00, the receipt is almost as interesting as the rifle. These short vids are enjoyable and many times bring back memories that have almost been forgotten.

[@faded_ink3545]

You really know how to make the most satisfying gun vids. I can feel that lever action

[@BrenoAgmL]

Yeah, indeed, i almost feel that shot coming inside of me.

[@Max-vu7bc]

@@BrenoAgmL🤨

[@The_Dawg_father]

Beautiful

[@Huntnfool]

I've killed a lot with mine! Still have it too

[@hardville]

@@Huntnfool killer eh?oops

[@MTMILITIAMAN7.62]

The Savage 99 is a true classic. Beautiful and functional. She's a keeper!

[@TheGoodguy68]

$28.00 with 2 boxes of 300 Savage when my uncle got back from WWII. My how times have changed!

[@BROU-bb2uc]

About 38 bucks now

[@mattdillon4398]

Actually, if you figure for yearly inflation that would be $478.60 in today's money. That means that your uncle spent an entire weeks pay on that rifle. It's not that times are different, it's that the people today are MUCH more entitled. In the old days people lived on MUCH less but were more thankful for it. The average house back then was half the size of today's average house but the families were twice as big! It's about perspective.

[@georgejackman9007]

$28 wouldn't get you one box of ammo for the 300 Savage today. It might only get about 10 rounds intoday’s market and in NYS you now add another $2.50 for a background check just for the ammo. Even if Savage produced the firearm today, you ciukdn’t expect to pay less than $1200.

[@ThemantleofElijah]

Savage 99 are my most favorite lever guns they were ahead of their time great innovation

[@MichaelVizcarra-sq7ju]

I killed my first deer at 14yrs old with a savage 99/300 savage. Ahh the memories

[@dobryziomek27]

Hi

[@johnkreider3860]

Me too

[@user-mq8ow7fe2r]

"........когда мы служили под знамёнами герцога Кумберленского"!......))))

[@tinycockjock1967]

how many points?

[@Letnii344]

Дикари?

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

Really wish Savage still made these, and in modern calibers.

[@because813]

.250 and 300 savage are both excellent cartridges. Just hard to find.

[@garrettjustice23]

I have one chambered in 243

[@dunwitch]

I dunno, I have one in .300 Sav and while it's hard to find a lot of ammo nowadays, it seems like every little mom-and pop bait shop and gas station in deer country has a half a dozen boxes of .300 savage on hand every time I stop by. It's easy to find. If my Savage model 99 was chambered for some fancy modern cartridge I'd never be able to find rounds for it out in the sticks.

[@donwyoming1936]

The 99 is expensive to make, and I bet they would not sell very well no matter what they were chambered in. A limited run of them in 243 & 308 would be the best we could hope for.

[@kimkillillasfuq8212]

​@@dunwitchfolks out in the boonies stock up on obscure ammo for various grampa guns. Your 25-06, your 22-250, your 16 gauge shotshell, your 38 S&W. Still ain't found one of them 25-06 rifles though. Apparently it's like old timey American 6.5

[@cheshire928]

I inherited several Savages. Two 250/3000. The first rifles to break 3000 fps with 88 gr. bullets. Savage also made quick breakdown versions for easy storage.

[@Mike-ur1dg]

I have an older 250-3000 with the brass counter inside it’s in decent shape but hard to find. If u ever want to get rid of it let me no please

[@scottviers3794]

Holy Grail of 99's

[@scallywag6768]

This rifle and caliber was my Father's choice for his hunting needs, back in the late forties. He used it for decades hunting moose and deer.

[@ephgm]

Not moose and squirrel? Lol.

[@jakeshepard9931]

I still have my grandfather's Savage Model 99 .308 Winchester rifle. Such a timeless beauty.

[@53step]

My uncle had a 300 with the counter on the side and some gold trim it was like new

[@noahmulfinger7436]

Seems like everyone’s grandfather had one! I’m in the same boat with you

[@cerneysmallengines]

fun fact, 300 savage, parent cartridge to 308. 300 savage used to be one of the most popular rounds. if I remember right, it was 30-06, 30-30, & 300 savage were the top 3 in the early 1900s

[@alexk3678]

30-06 is the parent cartridge of .308

[@cerneysmallengines]

@alexk3678 no... its not. if you read the history on 308/7.62×51, you will read that they STARTED with a 300 savage, gave the shell less taper and a longer casing to better compete with 30-06.

[@cerneysmallengines]

@@alexk3678 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7.62%C3%9751mm_NATO

[@comradeurod9805]

​@@cerneysmallenginesI was gonna ask, since I'm not american, what the significance of the .300 savage is. Seems like a pretty modern round for it's time, and judging by the comment section, a lot of people use it for deer. Epitome of "if it ain't broke don't fix it"

[@cerneysmallengines]

@comradeurod9805 the 300 savage was designed in the early 1920s. 30-06 at the time was held under a German patent, it's mighty awkward to be fighting a war against Germany in the 1910s and paying a royalty for every rifle chambered in 30-06 and every round manufactured to your enemy. 30-30 and 45-70 were still very popular rounds, but savage had an idea. the power of a 30-06 in the size of a 30-30. their first attempt was the 303 savage. the 300 savage proved much more effective. though not as powerful as a 30-06, it was still more powerful than a 30-30. by the time the round came into production though, the patent for the 30-06 had expired and a royalty payment was no longer required, so the military never transitioned out of 30-06 until after ww2. after ww2, the hunt began again. technology had improved, and they were looking for a new cartridge that would be a nato cartridge. 30 caliber was very common at this point. with the 308 came the m14 rifle which saw service in Korea. by the time vietnam had come around, bean counters were getting concerned with the cost of rifles and ammo, so the ar15/m16 was adopted firing 556. that's a different story. sorry if I rambled

[@philipdove1705]

These would sell like hot cakes if they remade these again.

[@user-wy7ox2ms2t]

I don't think so. They are relatively cheap to buy, there isn't much of a collectors market for them. If Savage thought they woukd sell like hotcakes they woukd make them again. Personally I'd love one, and am in the market for one. A 99 in .300 savage with a fixed 4x scope will take any north American game, except for maybe bison or grizzlies. My grandfather, grandmother, and 2 uncles used the same one for pronghorn, mule deer, and elk. Personally I want one, and I want an AR10 chambered in 300 Savage.

[@user-yn8ql5vm1r]

Сэвидж в кошмарном сне не мог представить то , что твориться сейчас в США . Если бы он знал , что в демократических штатах будут спецагенты байдена стрелять по детям , чтобы отнять у американцев оружие , он бы возродился и выпустил пару миллионов обновленных таких винтовок , для американцев из республиканских штатов , готовых защитить свои свободы от бесов .

[@arthurmead5341]

nobody wants this piece of shit

[@jasonmiller6371]

My first deer gun was a 300 Savage from my grandpa. It was a home shop built rifle. He machined down a surplus 30 cal machine gun barrel, matched it to a surplus Swedish Mauser action, added some sights, blued it and mounted it a walnut stock. It wasn't fancy, but it shot straight.

[@reb1050]

My first wife's dad, who died in 74, bought one of these and it was the first deer rifle he ever had, He previously hunted only with a shotgun. I inherited it when he passed away. Even though it looks to be in be in as good, if not a little better, shape as the one in the video, it main drawback is it's caliber. It's a .303 Savage. I great deer round, but ammo is not easy to come by. MY present wife and my son, both killed their first deer with that rifle. Good looking firearm, fairly accurate, and flawless operation.

[@wyattthealchemist]

Hey whoa, you used a different ammunition than that old stuff you showed us xD

[@KnOnHeavensDoor]

I was hoping I wasnt the only person that noticed that. It was so obvious.

[@josephlandt9848]

I knew he wasn’t going to shoot the vintage ammo. Smart fella! Not that it wouldn’t work.

[@jaxx1033]

Saw that too. Why? I get not using the old ones but why bother showing it?

[@vicegrips188]

Why bother showing a vintage rifle? It’s the ammo that people were buying when that gun was new. @@jaxx1033

[@Lochlann13]

@@jaxx1033 Fits the aesthetic of an old rifle? Better cinematics.

[@Boomhower89]

You missed showing the raised piece showing that the striker is in firing position and the remaining cartridge counter on the side showing how many shots are left. They are bulky but a beautiful piece of craftsmanship.

[@nathanielcummings6639]

I loved my Savage model 99 in 300. I wish Savage would put it back into production !

[@PamperPupper]

In all my years of playing with guns, I have never seen this beauty.

[@atasirudy]

🤔

[@thewinterprince1731]

Every one of these videos of yours is like you combined a gun video with a coffee-making ritual and I love it.

[@CB-ke5xx]

Looks like a rifle fit for the deer woods!

[@Zitro139]

Man, you missed out on one of the coolest parts of that rifle. You got to show the ammo counter.

[@ThatAws0meGuy]

Came here to say this!

[@David-zc6wq]

And the Indian head on the butt

[@tedmazeika9356]

Mine has the counter

[@theoriginalEmuman]

Ditto

[@user-yv9vo4xq9m]

That wgti was thinking .

[@jebbush458]

Gotta show the ammo counter

[@dlmsarge8329]

There's not many guns you'd say have graceful lines but the 99 definitely qualifies. A beautiful classic! Thanks for these videos!

[@georgemcarthur488]

I can't say enough good things about the savage 99. Very well engineered rifle.

[@rogerscott8321]

That one is nicer than mine. Mine was my great grandfather's and was handed down to me. You should have shown the round counter on the side of the reciever. The savage 99 is the only rifle I've seen with a round counter built in.

[@jeffh6960]

Savage 99 in 303 savage was a fantastic dear rifle

[@rogerscott8321]

@jeffh6960 mine is chambered in .300 savage, but its main purpose was for deer when my great grandfather bought it. I work with a guy that has an old pump action rifle (I can't remember make or model at the moment) that's chambered in .300 savage, and he absolutely loves it.

[@KevinCave-rj8eq]

that round counter is very deceiving when it says zero you still got one in the chamber I found that out the hard way

[@jasnonya3005]

​@@KevinCave-rj8eqlikely it's been assembled incorrectly along the way. Having had mine all the way apart, it's not hard to mess it up, but it can be fixed. I'm able to put 5 in mine and insert one more in the chamber giving me 6 shots.

[@theoriginalEmuman]

Mine has hardly been used. Got it off a shotgun salesman who didn’t know what he had for $150AU! Hasn’t had a hundred rounds through it ai reckon. As new.

[@Cheggley45]

My grandfather had one pretty much exactly like this one. Being the oldest male in the family, it was promised to me by both my grandparents. Well, my slippery conniving cousin got it and my grandfather lied his ass off telling me that he sold it to “some guy” whose name he couldn’t remember? Dah! Ah well life goes on!! It’s a great gun and I love the cartridge! I bought my own, oh yeah!

[@dwells3536]

That’s a damn good looking rifle. I have one in .303 Savage made in 1927. Wish it looked like yours lol. It was my great grandfathers and it sat in my aunts closet for 20+ years untouched, made sure to get it from her to give it some TLC. Spent the whole day cleaning it

[@charlesporter1369]

I love that he showed him holding an older box of hollow points, then probably put it back to preserve the older ammo and or not risk a bad round ruining the gun

[@Paleto14]

Mine's in 308. Super light, but beats your shoulder to a pulp..... God, I love it. 💪

[@iblockpuncheswithmyface1490]

I have one in .308 also. Yup, it's light, and smacks you pretty good. Like the smooth tight feel of the action compared to my 94.

[@KolyaNickD]

My browning blr tracker 308 is the same. Hated it at first but now grown on me.

[@user-fu9vj9ix3g]

I think .308 is overkill for all light lever actions, and has little to no terminal advantage on deer over the original .300 Savage cartridge. I reload my .300's with 165grn Boattails and 34grn 4064. Perfect, accurate, and lower recoil than seen here in this video. I can only surmise that the loadings are probably at least 180 grn bullets, or possibly 200 grain judging by the rifle flying around like that. Lots of factory loadings are 180grns these days, with 200's being common with older stuff - like he is using. Mine sits nice and flat with the lighter bullet. Also, factoryloads have more powder than I use. No shoulder issues and the deer don't seem to know the difference. Best lever action ever built, IMO. His is like mine, probably an EG, with the fine fore end and small schnabel (German for small knob) . It also has the counter port.

[@earthjammer8483]

​@@user-fu9vj9ix3git's a nice lever action, for sure. Hard to beat. Mine has the Schnabel with a rear Lyman peep site.

[@DuddyTales]

That brass pad really helps 😅😅

[@MrG77]

So smooth, very nice rifle.🙏

[@jurasoares1990]

Este rifle é um clássico de tanta beleza lindo demais

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

Of all the guns being resurrected or still in production, I wish that Savage would do this one in multiple calibers. But no 5.56. It seems a natural for 300 blackout. 308 and 7/08 as well.

[@shawntailor5485]

The 308 model is brutal while I've shot my .300 off my nose to demonstrate the recoil ,when my son shot it at 5 . So did pa ,so did grandpa , and it shot right along side the original o6 . Ballistically .

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

@@shawntailor5485 I saw one today at a pawn shop. The barrel is about half a mile long! Caliber is weird. 250/3000? They're asking 2000$. I didn't handle it, and they didn't offer the opportunity to.

[@gordonhall9871]

Savage made good firearms

[@tapeglue8315]

James Bond uses a Savage 99 in one of Ian Fleming's short stories. He kills the bad guy. :)

[@choiness89]

savage rifle are nasty bro...I grew up with them when I was a wee little boy...they never failed me...

[@HAE777]

Very nice Rifle especially for Deer Hunting and survival ! Thanks for the video and God Bless

[@O-DogKubrick]

Three motion pictures had that rifle. 1. Joe Kidd with Clint Eastwood and Robert Duvall. 2. Dawn of the Dead (original from 1978) 3. The Howling with Dennis Dugan, Kevin McCarthy, Dee Wallace, John Carradine, Slim Pickins, & Dick Miller. Werewolf movie.

[@arronsmith3813]

You forgot "Death Hunt" with Charles Bronson and Lee Marvin.

[@O-DogKubrick]

@@arronsmith3813 Never saw it mate. Is it supposed to be good?

[@arronsmith3813]

Oh definitely. Takes place in the early 191l-teens in the Yukon/Alaska territories.

[@O-DogKubrick]

@@arronsmith3813 Sounds to me that it takes place in the Great White North (which is Canada). Like “My Bloody Valentine” & “Terror Train”.

[@arronsmith3813]

@O-DogKubrick It is loosely based on the story of the "Mad Trapper" of the Yukon River. The cabin where the bulk of movie takes place is in the Yukon Territory. And to get away the main character is trying to get to Alaska.

[@yugoyankoff-vh7in]

Savage Fire Arms has to be one of the most underrated of All Times. I have a few AND NEVER had a single problem from them.

[@billlowe3016]

Should show one with the brass round counter on the left side of the receiver

[@alfredcerwensky7646]

I was looking for it and it was there but really should've been pointed out! My .308 had weaver swing mounts & scope with a nice shooting sling

[@MarcBchannel]

An American classic. Beautiful firearm👍

[@michaelshooterbailey9846]

Most accurate lever action ever designed

[@genosisbear4305]

..but he didn’t shot these old bullets,didn’t he? Was thinking about Scott from Kentucky Ballistics..😮

[@deserteagle4488]

scott was a unique set of circumstances 50 is just really hot

[@farbsworth526]

He fired a modern version of the bullets he showed. Also the 50. that Scott used wasn't built to handle the SLAP round. Though he and the guy that made the RN-50 did modify it to try and handle the SLAP round, the specific round that blew up was loaded way hotter than the SLAP rounds he had used prior to the incident.

[@WastelandWanderer1216]

@@farbsworth526 The SLAP round that exploded was a Counterfeit someone made to try to swindle people at a gun show. Genuine SLAP rounds are really expensive so it's only natural someone would try to sell fake SLAP rounds. The Crimp was wrong and it was loaded with Pistol Powder which burns way faster and hotter than Rifle Powder.

[@farbsworth526]

@@WastelandWanderer1216 Ah, knew it was a problem with the specific round but I didn't know it was that. Thank you for the information!

[@normvw4053]

I've used some old ammunition that came with my Savage 99. I quit using it when after a few rounds showed a ring just above the rim. This generally indicates case head separation is imminent. So I stick with newer cartridges. But now I know why the was my Dad's go-to rifle for everything from antelope to elk. I love this rifle/cartridge combination.

[@dustydean56]

Nice looking rifle, beautiful furniture on it.

[@rjoetting7594]

I have a Savage 99 in 300 Savage. It was manufactured in 1950, and it's in fantastic condition. It's a pleasure to shoot and hunt with. I'm using a reproduction Marbles tang peep sight and accuracy is great, factory ammunition I'm getting just under 1.75 inches open sights at 100 yards. This is with 60 year old eyes. The factory iron sights I was getting around 3" at 100 yards. There's no provision for a scope, and I'm not about to drill and tap such a beautiful rifle. That's why I went with the peep sight.

[@guybennett3569]

My dad gave me his mod 99, 22 high-power lever action Savage when I went in the military, then a couple years later I bought a mod. 99, 243 the only one I haven't had is the same mod. 300 lever action. They are beautiful rifles.

[@scottinmo]

My favorite lever action rifle.

[@daverothschild8766]

They need to make new ones in modern chamberings

[@justalurker3489]

Unfortunately Savage has explicitly said they're too expensive to produce, although I believe some used .308 models are floating around out there. Honestly a BLR or a Henry Long Ranger may be the closest new firearm to one of these.

[@normvw4053]

Sometimes Savage comes out with a Commeretive 99 in 300 Savage, I'll bet that it is out of my price range though. I remember that there were chamberings in 243 Rem and 308 Win.

[@verteup]

They did offer it in modern chamberings.

[@digschopper9321]

6.5 creedmore,. 270

[@davidbladen5667]

The beautiful lines, round counter, and a safer lever design really 'made"this rifle a fun shooter. I used to work in a gunshop. One day we got in a huge collection of firearms to put on consignment. Amongst this arsenal was a model 99 in almost pristine shape. It was chambered in .308. That rifle never went out on the floor because my boss snatched it up immediately. He passed away 10 years ago. I have always wondered where that beauty ended up....

[@jw-sigp2258]

I love savage model 99 rifles. Mine is a 1899 savage model and was made in 1909. Mine is chambered in 303 savage. Nice video by the way.

[@sammartinez8084]

This is the best 99 in a 300👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯

[@themightydropbear]

I've got one of the really early ones. Mine was made in 1904 and has the brass cartridge counter on the side to tell you how many rounds you have in the magazine. Also, if you push your thumb down on your fifth round, you can shut the bolt on an empty chamber or throw a sixth round in there.

[@kanubeenderman]

a classic piece of American artistry and workmanship

[@jacobzehner2004]

Very savage.

[@ZaloV2]

A shame that 300 savage is such a pain in the ass to get now!

[@hunternichols9463]

Same with 32 Winchester Special

[@elijahjohnston3172]

Reload

[@johnnorman7708]

You can make cartridge cases from .308 Winchester brass fairly easy if you need too.

[@kennethickes700]

Yep on the .308

[@C.M.R.Artifacts-qu1ey]

I've got 5 boxes of old new ammo For the 300 Savage. You can by deprimed brass from some places, so you can reload. Great old caliber.

[@user-oq5fk9zo7n]

دا اية الجمال والروعة دي مشالللة

[@EncontheCrow]

That repeater is beautiful, and such good craftsmanship, the action and shooting/sound is super satisfying.

[@jimace1141]

Best deer 🦌 rifle ever

[@robertwaid3579]

The Savage 99 is & was a Sweet medium priced Firearm. Back in the late Seventies then into the Eighties when Savage & Ruger were both trying too Gradually aquire a Significant place in the Market alongside of Remington, Winchester, Weatherby, or Parker Hale, and Other Very Impressive & Fine Firearms of that Era. Personally I had a Very Significant and pretty long association with the Savage 99 in .308 Caliber. My Dad had one at that Time, & of which I had Reloaded Many Rounds for, when I was an Avid Reloader Myself then. Also I had Friends and fellow Shooting Buddies who all were fond of that particular Rifle & It's Various Calibers of availability. AS I Recall it's Reputation was A Very Fine and Noble One. Also Your Videos are Very nice and Much appreciated. Thank You.

[@notthedeadweight]

If Arthur Morgan had this RDR 2 would last 10 hours less

[@lawrencelewis1036]

This is when Savage made quality guns. Not so today!

[@user-yw1cv8fz5d]

Ох уж эти shorts ы!( Безжалостно ускоренные и обрезанные. Хотя просмотры набирают хорошо, но я уже начал ностальгировать по полным выпускам. Осмотр оружия, неторопливая перезарядка, процесс стрельбы... Это тоже то, на что приятно смотреть, кроме просто того, чтобы увидеть оружие на видео.

[@user-yw1cv8fz5d]

Может хоть будут полнометражные сборники, где демонстрируется группа оружия?

[@АлВяч]

Карабин, вероятно, охотничий и как то глупо стрелять со стола, на котором и скобу невозможно опустить для перезарядки.

[@user-me3ew4cd6g]

переняли из этого убогого тик-тока.

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

Each Savage 99 is unique. I envy you.

[@luizdosanjos4896]

Otima esta e.meusonho tela naminha xacara .👍

[@ChalkyDisc]

Brass hitting a wooden deck, is the most satisfying noise ever.

[@user-gu7kn3np4y]

This is my first time seeing a gun that looks similar to a Winchester shotgun.

[@mewrrrrr]

they are called lever actions

[@EchosTackyTiki]

One look at that round and I immediately said, kid you not, "Oof, they're gonna feel that downrange."

[@thelastohioan7145]

I think this is the first lever action rifle ive ever seen that didnt try to look like something from the wild west, i love the modern shotgun-esque design of this thing!

[@TheDogLife5225]

My dad gave me my Savage 99 in 308 38 years ago. Still looks great and still not broken in. The coin fell out of the stock but I got another to replace it. I have always taken the best care of it. I inherited his 99 in 250 Savage which I took my very first deer with. He loved that one and had many sucessful hunts with it.

[@getoffmylawn8986]

A beautiful classic.

[@williamscoparo6840]

Que projétil lindo em 👏👍👍👏.

[@FunnyAnchorman]

My dad used this in WWI. He was buried with the one he used because he said it was his best friend through everything. His guardian Angel.

[@bill8582]

I also have a 22 pump Savage that belonged to my great uncle, I love both of my Savage rifles. The 300 took quite a few deer back in the late 60s through the early 80s, I will always treasure it, but like I said, finding ammo is hard, and expensive.

[@jeffreybrooks4061]

My daddy bought his Savage Model 99 .308 when he was 15 in 1964 worked and bought it at the little dept store by Collins bait shop. He has taken many deer and still hunts with it. Beautiful gun .

[@calebray4168]

The iron sights on some of these old rifles are unmatched. Extreme precision with minimal time and effort.

[@shawntailor5485]

The pop up Lyman peep .

[@rosangelocarvalho4714]

Excelente! Uma relíquia! Eu deveriam ter nascido no Texas... Aqui, a política ideológica destrói a iberdade, a história, etc.

[@uralbob1]

When I was a stupid kid, I thought this rifle was ugly. Now, it’s a beautiful, unique firearm that every collector should own! The .300 Savage cartridge ain’t no slouch either!

[@imanijones10]

Adam Savage deserves one of these for christmas xD

[@mikewilliams5044]

Loaned my Brother my 99A 243. He took his 1st deer with it. He passed away before I could get it back. Thanks for the memories.

[@TigerxrayLIB]

I own three model 99. A 243 win, 300 and a 308. All very accurate

[@davidduramus-js9je]

Love this rifle! A friend loan his to me for a deer hunting trip. I like the action of the lever, seems very solid, and the internal 5 cartridge capacity. It had a folding rear sight and was very accurate though I never fired more than 150 yds. Good caliber for deer, one shot kills. The buck i shot was dead before he even knew it. I still remember him and that moment. Great post.

[@petecardona8203]

Man that cocking sound is just unique! Thank you for sharing this 🙏

[@taliesin159]

Slightly different looking lever-gun... I'm in!

[@scottcasner9344]

NICE POV on that old smoke wagon hoss. Thanx much, I liked it.

[@-V-_-V-]

I see Tim Pool's gearing up for that next police raid.

[@crazymoose6339]

The first gun that I went hunting with was my grandfathers beloved Savage 99. At best it struggled to feed and the last round would never chamber, perhaps it was because I was using the ammo he had when he died 20 years ago.

[@andrewlightfoot1323]

Have one of these, but with an older forestock...also have a 99/.358 - Excellent guns!

[@luakabsalam1816]

Savage guns were very popular in Malaysia in the 50s through to the 70s, especially it's single barrel shotgun. Very tough and reliable guns with reasonable prices.

[@laksivrak2203]

One of the finest manual machined firearms in history!

[@uksoloz]

That’s a great looking rifle 👌🇬🇧

[@vieuxfrancais8978]

The 99 is the smoothest lever gun. Classic.

[@Steve-yo4ld]

Wish they'd bring that classic back!✌️ Of course, you didn't fire any of that original ammo, smart call!👍

[@JamieWalker-pc6nd]

Super sweet rifle and I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t a lil jealous of the backyard range 👌

[@TheGrenadier97]

Somehow reminded me of these crazy carbines of the late 19th Century. Seems extremely solid.

[@ARIZONASHOOTER1]

One of the greatest hunting rifles ever built.

[@bojangles7133]

That lever function is beautiful. That hinge is immaculate.

[@anthonym.pacelli1960]

Worked in a gun store once, three came in one week and all three were gone in 4 days. Beautifully made guns, solid.

[@plot6520]

This gun somehow seems like it's from an alternative time line.