Savage 99 .300 Savage & .410 Ga. Take-Down Two Barrel Set Rifle

Serial number of 270364 present on belly of action, 24 1/2 in. blued steel barrel in .300 Savage, additional 22 in. blued steel barrel in .410ga., MANUFACTURED BY SAVAGE ARMS CORP. UTICA, N.Y. U.S.A. JULY 25, 1893, OCT. 3, 1899, SEPT. 10. 1907, MAY 25. 1909, JUNE 1. 1909 HIGH PRESSURE STEEL SAV. 300, blued action, brass rotary magazine with round count presentation through side of action, W.R. WEAVER CO. MODEL 330 PATENT PENDING EL PASO. TX. U.S.A., blued action, color cased lever, single blade front sight, lined metal buttplate, checkered walnut stock, capped pistol grip, take-down variant.

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Overall length with .300 Savage barrel 43 1/2 in.

DOM: 1925
LOP: 13 in.
WT: 7lbs. 12oz.
CAL: .300 Savage
GUAGE: .410
CHOKE: Full

FFL Status: Modern

Introduced in 1899 it became famous for its innovative lever-action design and rotary magazine. The .300 Savage and .410 gauge take-down versions, introduced later, provided versatility for hunters with the ability to easily break down the rifle for transport. The .300 Savage was known for its power and accuracy, while the .410 gauge option allowed for small game hunting. The Model 99's combination of rugged design and reliable performance made it a favorite among American hunters.

Overall very good estate condition, bluing remains strong with some wear along the edges of the action, rifle barrel rifling remains sharp with some frosting, shotgun barrel shiny with some powder residue and wad fouling present, checkering remains sharp and clean, stock finish is healthy and appears as original, scattered light scratches and depressions throughout, small stock chip damage behind top of action at junction with stock.