You can try WWW.savageparts.comthey handle a large number of parts for savage Stevens arms
The savage model 755a was the follow up model to the Savage model 720 auto loading shotgun which was made with John M Brownings patent.The model 755A was available in 12,or 16 gauge with a barrel length of 26in,28in,or 30in.Various chokes,rounded off receiver,and checkered pistol grip stock.These were produced from 1949-1958.
Try looking at the frame, receiver, barrel
I feel that any savage model 99 rifle finish in the manner you describe,should be appraised by a qualified gun collector that specializes in the savage model 99.You may find more info on the model 99 at the same named web site,on the internet.
I do not think that they make larger clips for the Savage model 62.I know for certain that they do not make larger clips for the Savage model 64.
It a Savage model 30H
How do I get in touch with Savage Arms Co. and not this site? Bruce
If it was manufactured before 1/1/1969, it probably doesn't have one. If manufactured later, it should be clearly marked on the receiver.
I just bought one, and all I have been able to find out so far is that the bolt is the last part to come out, after extensive disassembly. I need a manual, just like you!
your savage model 6 was made from 1938-1945 with a total production of 45,500.
Made by Savage/Stevens and is basically the same as the Savage Springfield Model 18.
These was made from 1950-1965. The gauge of shotgun and caliber of rifle can help pinpoint a manufacture date. As well as small details, such as is the barrel grooved for a scope? Any engraving on the receiver? Where are the selectors located? What type of metal is the receiver made from? This is the best site overall for all questions and discussion about Savage Model 24s: http://savage24.com/ Good luck, they are great guns!
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