Savage 1907 from 1919-1920 Pick up from Cabela's online

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  • LKGMADMAX

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    Sep 9, 2017
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    Here is an example of the flat painted finish on a late 1907 model .32. I ran across this one at Cabela's online, after close examination of the pictures was amazed by how well preserved the Finish was on this one, I snatched up at a fair price.

    Additional pictures here.
    https://photos.app.goo.gl/nPGGATEsnHirDGm53
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    j_h_smith

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    Jul 28, 2007
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    Thanks! That one must have stayed in a sock drawer for it's entire life.

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    You're not kidding. That seems to be almost perfect. I'd be proud to have that one in my collection. :thumbsup:
     

    jr88

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    Mar 7, 2011
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    Great looking pistol, don't know why but the older stuff appears more pleasing to the eye. The emblem on the grip makes the piece !
     

    LKGMADMAX

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    Sep 9, 2017
    151
    Great looking pistol, don't know why but the older stuff appears more pleasing to the eye. The emblem on the grip makes the piece !
    Isn't that the truth, such a beautiful design and piece of engineering for it's time, and not a single screw used!

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    Jul 1, 2012
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    That looks more like the matte blue finish?
    If that's actually the painted finish and not matte blue it's a rare bird indeed, only about 1000 of them in the 184000-185000 range IIRC.
    Either way superb condition.

    My first Savage was a 1917 .380 that I almost sent back because it was 98%+ and had that dull finish on it that "didn't look right" :)
     

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