Savage 99 Results

[FOTIS]

Bought it a while ago. Darn thing looks like new and it was made almost 70 years ago I was told.

This is a classic case of accuracy over velocity with Win 748.

 

[FOTIS]

BTW 100 yard groups....not 400 LOL

 

[JD338]

Beautiful rifle in a classic deer cartridge. Excellent load and accuracy. 8 clicks west and you are golden.

JD338

 

[FOTIS]

Thank you Jim. My next whitetail hunt pick.

 

[JD338]

Thank you Jim. My next whitetail hunt pick.

It would be perfect for out back here.

JD338

 

[Guy Miner]

Great shooting Fotis! That little 130 gr TTSX shot great from my 308 and several different 30-06 rifles.

Really like the Savage! Glad it's in such good shape and shooting so well for you.

Best of luck afield with it!

Guy

 

[filmjunkie4ever]

It’s easy to love a .300 Savage! I may have to give those a go in mine, if I ever get it back!!

 

[FOTIS]

What was a total surprise was the trigger! Never had a 99 with that crisp and light trigger.

 

[Slimfinn]

Great looking rifle Fotis, and fine shooting as always

 

[truck driver]

Very nice Fotis. 60 couple years ago my dad once said that if he couldn't have a 30-06, he would want a 300 Savage. The old timers had a lot of respect for it in deer camp.

 

[hunter24605]

Awesomeness! My dear departed Uncle Andy would swear that the only thing capable of killing a whitetail was a Savage 99 in 300 Savage and a 150 grain JSP. Although, after beating through the woods for so many years, his looked like it was runover by a train in a rainstorm.

 

[PJGunner]

The only Savage 99 I have is in .358 Win. and just too pretty to hunt. I did run a few factory rounds and handloads through it and groups averaged right about an inch as I recall. King of a funny deal. I did an elk hunt near the Olympic National Forest in Washington state and while sitting on a stand contemplating my sins and other interesting thoughts came to the co clusion thata something in the .358 Win. would just about be perfect in the area I was hunting. Within two months afyer the funt I had my first one, a Ruger M77 tang safety. A week later the BLR, then another few month late a second Ruger 77 Tanger and finally the Savage 99. All I will add is with the limited shooting I did with all four, the Savage and BLR outshot the two Ruger by a noticeable amount. About that time I got my first .35 Whelen and the 358s have sat in the safe marking time ever since.
Paul B.

 

[RL338]

Thank you Jim. My next whitetail hunt pick.

Nice load for your next hunt.
Must be something with old Savages this year. I’m currently working on a 110gr TTSX load for my 30-30 in a 840 for this fall.

 

[flyingagg]

Nice load for your next hunt.
Must be something with old Savages this year. I’m currently working on a 110gr TTSX load for my 30-30 in a 840 for this fall.

I’d love to see how that works out. Looking for ideas for a 30-30. It’s a marlin 336C

 

[RL338]

I’d love to see how that works out. Looking for ideas for a 30-30. It’s a marlin 336C

The Turdy-Turdy

I’ve been on the lookout for quite some time for a bolt action 30-30. I finally brought one home yesterday , a Savage 840. I’m very pleased in the overall condition of the rifle. Now I can load any bullet I want without worrying about a tubular magazine.

forum.nosler.com

Just did a little with it so far.

 

[wvbuckbuster]

Years ago outdoor writer Ben East was a 99 300 Savage user having written about it in some of his stories. A guy I went to high school with used one. Saw him before buck season and he said he still has it.
Dan.