Savage 99 club...

Those are all some beautiful 99s. I still own these two 99As and long ago had a 99C but foolishly let it go. The top one is a .308 and the bottom one is a .250. The .250 is my favorite deer rifle and cartridge.

I picked up a nice EG in 300 Savage a few years back, sporting an old Weaver K-4 scope with a Lee dot.

i have a 99E in .308. i got when i was 15 i just turned 62. it was my 1st deer rifle. hunting in mich. it was a perfect brush gun with the 22" barrel and a sling. my dad and step brother had a .300, my step mother had a .308. i never put a scope on it but that is a project i've been thinking about. i've seen the weaver mounts i need just haven't decided on rings or a scope yet.

Just rescued this 99F in .300 from a kid that didn't know what he was doing. Got it for $150 because he couldn't get a scope mounted(put a weaver 19 front and rear)
I found that the rotary mag isn't as difficult to disassemble and clean as some make it out to be.

About six months ago, I found an absolutely pristine limited edition collector grade 99 in .250-3000. Made in 1916.

Also have a very, very nice one in .300 Savage, made in 1952.

I saw a really nice custom stock for a 99 in birdseye maple somewhere. Is it easy to get custom stocks for the gun?

My Son has a 99 in 300 Savage. Was given to him when he was about 14 by a old neighbor man who passed away and willed it to him. Old firearm but very accurate. Would be nice if they were mfg again.

That might come in handy if you have some bears in your back yard.

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As a matter of fact I do!!

Dang!

I have 99E in .243 that I am pretty sure is from around 1974. It was my first rifle from my dad when I turned twelve so it's a keeper. When I went off to college and joined the 'real world' my nephew was using it for deer, and I got it back with a few extra dings and gouges on the stock. Plus it looks like it was shortened (maybe dad bought it that way).
I like Boyds stocks which was the direction I was going to go for it.

Same here.