savage 99 whare can i get one
- Thread starter 338yak
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Equipment exchange, local gun shop, local classifieds.
You can buy as many as you want. The price will vary from a couple of hundred dollars to well over $1000. Average ~$500 or so.
They came in a bunch of caliblers from .22 Savage Hi-Power to .38-55 Winchester.
Do some research:
http://www.savage99.com/
http://www.chuckhawks.com/savage_99.htm
http://savagela.org/
You can buy as many as you want. The price will vary from a couple of hundred dollars to well over $1000. Average ~$500 or so.
They came in a bunch of caliblers from .22 Savage Hi-Power to .38-55 Winchester.
Do some research:
http://www.savage99.com/
http://www.chuckhawks.com/savage_99.htm
http://savagela.org/
"...whare(SIC) can I get one..." Try a gun show. Pick the chambering wisely. Decide that first. Getting ammo, brass and components for a lot of the Savage named cartridges is difficult. Some are strictly a reloading cartridge. Some use an odd sized bullet(.22 HiPower, for example, uses a .228" bullet) or just isn't being made by anybody.
Condition matters too. Epp's is listing a 99, in .303 Savage, in poor condition, but they're still asking $219.
Condition matters too. Epp's is listing a 99, in .303 Savage, in poor condition, but they're still asking $219.
CptnBlues63
Regular
- Location
- Northern Alberta
I went with .308 in my two 99's. My hunting partner owns 6 in .300 and his son owns one .300.
My primary is a 99C with a removable 4 round magazine. I like the removable mag as it loads and unloads quicker, easier and safer. Eventually, I'll buy another 99C and give my son the 99E (my spare) if he ever gets his license and takes up hunting. That or I'll sell it.
I opted for .308 as it's a very common round with good ballistics and I could get a 99C with the removable mag in .308. I've never seen a .300 with the removable mag.
I just peeked in EE under hunting rifles and right now there are listed for sale:
99E - .308
99M - .308
99F - .300
My primary is a 99C with a removable 4 round magazine. I like the removable mag as it loads and unloads quicker, easier and safer. Eventually, I'll buy another 99C and give my son the 99E (my spare) if he ever gets his license and takes up hunting. That or I'll sell it.
I opted for .308 as it's a very common round with good ballistics and I could get a 99C with the removable mag in .308. I've never seen a .300 with the removable mag.
I just peeked in EE under hunting rifles and right now there are listed for sale:
99E - .308
99M - .308
99F - .300
Sic is a Latin word meaning "thus", "so", "as such", or "in such a manner". In writing, it is placed within square brackets and usually italicized – [sic] – to indicate that an incorrect or unusual spelling, phrase, punctuation, and/or other preceding quoted material has been reproduced verbatim from the quoted original and is not a transcription error.[1]
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I have five, four of which I found in the EE. I agree that the prices have been creeping upward lately, but nothing too crazy yet. You can usually get a pretty decent one for less than a comparable bolt gun, and if you wait long enough, you should be able to find exactly what you are looking for. I just acquired a 99 in .284, which I though would always be one of the more difficult ones to find.
Erik.
Erik.
Thanks Super! I am happy to have learned something today and all of a sudden I don't feel like Sunray is looking down at me from quite so high.
99's are everywhere and are easy to find. Try firearmscanada too!
- Location
- Yellowknife, NWT
Thanks Super! I am happy to have learned something today and all of a sudden I don't feel like Sunray is looking down at me from quite so high.
99's are everywhere and are easy to find. Try firearmscanada too!
Actually, "sic" is a contraction for editorial purposes. The proper Latin word is "sicut".
