it depends on if it a 219 a,b,or c .about 1900 . the savage mod 1899 was modafide about the same time. Numrich arms corp. can tell you .
No, The savage 219 was released in 1938, and manufactured in various forms until 1965. the 219 was first, then 219a, etc. 30-30 caliber was available as a chambering right from the start.
A Savage 30-30 pump is the model 170 , they were manufactured from 1970-1981
$100-175, depending on condition
They were manufactured by Savage.
Go to the web site....Savageshooters.com and look at the Savage collectors forum...there is a poster/moderator on that forum named "Maddog" who is a Savage collector and an expert on Savage 219's and 220's. Hope this helps.
You will have to call Savage with the sn to find out; 100-400; no
it was manufactured in 1937 or 1938
The savage model 219 was made from 1938-1965,in many different calibers.(22 hornet,25-20WCF,32-20WCF,or 30-30 Win.)They had a 26in barrel,open sights,hammerless,break open ,top lever,with a plain pistol grip stock.Ther value is not high.The 30-30 Win caliber is going for 80-195 dollars.The other calibers are going for 15% more.
The Savage 99 was manufactured from 1899 to 1950. There is a serial number list in the back of the Blue Book of Gun Values. There are over 30 listings for the model 99. You need to get a copy and identify your particular model.
The 30 30 model 94 was manufactured in 1952
I can't find a model 710 under either the Savage or Stevens listings in any of my reference books. The Model 710 is the Western Field Model. It crosses over to a Savage Model 110. My 710 was purchased at Wards about 1980.
Canadian Industries Limited manufactured ammunition and imported firearms, mostly from Brazil. If your shotgun is marked 'Made in Brazil', it is not a Savage. If marked 'Made in USA', it may be.
savage firearms began making the model 170,in 1970 and ended in 1981.