Sometime after Savage ended production of the Model 99 they tried to re-introduce it with 99s made in Spain for them. I believe it was in the late 80s. Most parts are not interchangable. The stocks are, with some fitting work on the butt stock and bedding for the barrel contour. I know these were made in .308 but I don't know any other cals. or the number that were produced. There were not many made, as they show up on auction sites only very rarely. I do not believe the designation was "C", as that was the designation for 99s made at Savage with magazines ("C" standing for "Clip"). I think the Spanish ones had a different letter designation. Hopefully, somone else will see this and answer your question as I am also interested in the answer. -lduer
Don't know about the 243 carbine but the serial numbers for the model 100 go up to 263170 on the site I use to check dates. That number sounds about right but the model 100 was made in a .308 and a .243 with the .308 being the majority.
Just yesterday I took my Model 99M .308 to Cabela's Gun Library experts (in Rapid City, SD) for an insurance valuation and they told me it would be valued at around $800. Mine is a non-takedown model in very good condition. It has checkering on the forearm and grip, gold trigger, rotary mag, shell counter, original sling, etc. However, based on my own research and the values they put on my antique Winchesters, I think they may have been a little on the low side.
Genune bullet guitar straps can range from $43 to $75 + shipping. Check out http://hellsbelts.3dcartstores.com. He sells .223 and .308 bullet guitar straps. These bullets are demilled so they can't fire nor can they be made to fire (think Hollywood decoration) - but they look absolutely awesome!
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Michael Portnoy's "Mirage Monster" is a 20-piece kit. A few guys had really large kits--Neil Peart, Joey Jordison and John Dolmayan come to mind--but Portnoy's is the king. At least one of Portnoy's kits was designed so that two players could play it at the same time--this for drum duets during Dream Theater shows. Now, if you'd included players who weren't in any one band, Terry Bozzio's got probably the biggest kit going--the "SS Bozzio." -If I'm not mistaken, Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers has a Guinness Book of World Records entry for playing the largest drum kit consisting of 308 pieces. Terry Bozzio (Frank Zappa et al) presently tours with this kit. Not sure how big, but daunting to say the least. 21 foot pedals help run this monster
A lever action rifle made by Savage in 308 Winchester.
The E model was an economy model made from 60-84
Contact Savage customer service thru their website.
The savage model 99C was made in 1965,and reproduced for a few years between 1995-1997.
.308
The last savage model 99,s were made in 1997.these were in 308 caliber.as for the 300 savage these were made up until the 1960,s.
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I can say that the Savage model 99F was made from 1955-1973.The .308 Winchester Cartridge was available starting in 1956 or 1957.
The savage model 99C in .308cal.was made in 1965,and reintroduced in 1995-1997.
99N Savage 308 -Condition:Poor = $175.00Fair - $450.00Good - $675.00Very Good = $975.00Excellent = $1150.00
Any Winchester 308 ammunition will work for you.
$440 to $550