becomes a division of the Emhart Corp., involved in hardware, glass making machinery, packaging machinery, and refrigeration equipment.ģ) In 1965, new models 99 added. New models of the 99 were added: 99E economy carbine, and 99DL deluxe rifle (99DL with new improved trigger sear, and sliding thumb safety on top tang).Ģ) In 1963, Savage Arms Corp. factory moved frpm Chicopee Falls, MA to Westfield MA.
* Because the s/n is post 1 million it can be safely said your rifle was made after 1960.ġ) In 1960, Savage Arms Corp. Well.I hope I can furnish you a better idea of the model and date of mfg. OK, putting 2 and 2 together the R indicates 1964, which is after 1951, could it be that the gun was made in 1964? What does the "10" in front of the "R" indicate? Did they have the rotary magazine w/indicator in 1964? How is the rotary magazine compared to a stacked magazine? Any pro's and con's.Thanks for any info. Is it possible to date the year of manufacture a bit closer?.Thanks. I ran the number on the above link and I got it was made after 1951. Any idea what year it was made with that serial number and "10P" on the lever boss? Any idea what it might be worth? I don't want to sell it just want to know about it.Thanks for any help.<. The serial number is 1070xxx and I have had it at least 35 years years and think I only fired it about 10 times. 308 and has the indicator visible on the left side of the receiver that shows how hany rounds are loaded. My 99 is in great shape, has a metal buttplate and wonderful wood in perfect condition with what appears to be cut checkering with 2 diamond patterns at the pistol grip section and a gold plated trigger. I checked the lettering on the lever boss, the circle is evident and the embossing in that circle is "10R". Here is a complete list of the Lever Boss Codes and their corresponding year of manufacture: The letters O and Q were skipped and not used due to their similar appearance.
The front half of the ovals circumference and whatever is inside the oval in front of the letter ∾ are indistinguishable. On my own late model ∾G, serial #709XXX, made in 1953, only the upper case letter ∾ and the rear half of the ovals circumference (which looks like a large, faint, backwards letter "C") barely show on the lever boss. On many Model 99 rifles, this oval is indistinct or difficult to read as are the letters and numbers inside the oval. Inside the oval, Savage stamped the letter "A" together with other numbers which are apparently inspectors numbers. The lever boss is the extension of the lower part of the receiver into which the lever fits and rotates. In 1949, Savage began stamping a tiny, lightly impressed oval on the lower, front side of the "lever boss". here is my previous post, I hope it helps you: I posted information on the "lever boss code" in this forum on another question of the age of a Model 99. Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing it through.I must have missed your question on my previous visit to this forum.
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