SAVAGE 99 for Sale

Quick Look

The Savage Model 99, introduced in 1899, was among the first American lever-action rifles featuring a rotary magazine. It combined innovative design with strong accuracy and reliability. Today, it retains a niche following among collectors and hunting enthusiasts despite being discontinued.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Unique rotary magazine design for reliable feeding
• Chambered in popular calibers including .300 Savage
• Strong accuracy valued by hunters
• Solid steel receiver with durable construction
• Distinctive lever-safety mechanism enhances safety

Key Variants

Savage 99 C

Compact model popular among woodland hunters for maneuverability and ease of carry.

Savage 99 F

Standard hunting model with longer barrel for greater accuracy at range.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Savage 99	Winchester Model 94	Mossberg 464
MSRP	Discontinued	$800 (approx.)	$700 (approx.)
Capacity/Size	5+1 rotary magazine	6+1 tubular magazine	10+1 tubular magazine
Weight	7.5 - 8.7 lbs	6.5 - 7.5 lbs	6.7 lbs
Optics-Ready	Limited factory options	Yes (selected models)	No
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Reliable rotary magazine	Widely available parts	Modern design, high capacity
Notable Con	Discontinued production	Tubular magazine limits ammo types	Less proven lever mechanism

Best Use Cases

• Traditional lever-action hunting
• Collectors of vintage firearms
• Medium-game hunting
• Range shooting and practice
• Legacy firearm enthusiasts

FAQs

Can I use modern cartridges in the Savage 99?

Yes, the Savage 99 chambers cartridges like .300 Savage, but confirm specific caliber compatibility for your model.

What is unique about the Savage 99 magazine?

It uses a rotary magazine offering smoother feeding and the ability to safely use pointed bullets without tubular magazine risks.

How does the safety work on the Savage 99?

The lever-mounted safety prevents the trigger from functioning when the lever is closed, adding an extra layer of handling security.