It should be marked on the barrel or reciever. If not, you must take it to a gunsmith for examination and possible chamber casting.
30/40 30 40 Krag
I have one and I would not sell it for less then$500.00
1899
No. Very popular caliber since 1899.
100-1000 USD depending on specifics
are sure it's not 1899 instead of 1809? I just held one of these rifles today and would like some information myself. the one I held had the patent date of August 29, 1899
1899 would be written as MDCCCXCIX
In many states, convicted felons may be prohibited from owning firearms and ammunition, including antique ammunition, depending on the specific laws of that state. Antique ammunition is often defined as ammunition manufactured before a certain date (typically 1899), and its legality can vary. It is essential for individuals to check their local laws and consult legal advice to understand their rights and restrictions regarding ownership.
1960s. The Savage model 1899 rifle that was chambered in 303 Sav.caliber was made from 1899-1922.The model 1895 Savage lever action rifle in 303 Savage caliber was made from 1895-1899.The last rifle chambered in 303 Savage was the first model of the savage 99 rifle which was made from 1920-1936.The Savage 303 caliber rifles were not made after 1936.So your rifle was made sometime between 1895-1936.
The savage models 1899A,1899B,and 1899C were the only models of the early 1899 savage rifles to be chambered in 38-55Win.caliber.These would be considered quite rare to a collector of Savage model 1899 rifles.I would say that the Minimum value would be 650 dollars,and the price can only go up from there.You could also add 100% for a rifle with a fancy checkered deluxe wood stock,or 30% more for a checkered plain wood stock,to the minimum price I have quoted.
$1000.00 to $1300.00 would be a good start. $1600.00 in excellent shape.
With the serial number provided,your springfield model 1898 krag,was made in the year 1899.