30-06. On the cusp of the Roaring 20s, the .300 Savage debuted and proved to be one of the most popular chamberings for the Model 99. Some three decades later it was the basis for developing the 7 ...

Five years later in 1920, Savage changed the name to the Model 99 and introduced the .300 Savage, a cartridge that at the time matched the ballistics of the .30-06. With these advanced cartridges the ...

300 Savage; the less encountered ... round-capacity detachable magazine replaced the rotary design. The last Model 99 was produced in 1997, just two years shy of its 100th anniversary.

308 brings more velocity, more energy, and less drop at distant ranges than the .300 Sav. Even Savage saw the writing on the wall and chambered the Model 99 in .308 Win. Plus, there was no stopping ...

which became known as the Model 99 and was produced until 1998. It was chambered for various cartridges, including the mid-range Savage .300 and the incredibly fast-for-its-time .250-3000.

300 Sav. Even Savage saw the writing on the wall and chambered the Model 99 in .308 Win. Plus, there was no stopping the trend of hunters favoring bolt-actions over lever guns. The Savage 99 in ...