Savage Model 99C Series A: .22-250

Published on February 28, 2026
Duration: 5:50

This guide details the inspection and basic takedown of a Savage Model 99C Series A rifle, chambered in .22-250 Remington. The video highlights the rifle's lever-action mechanism, detachable box magazine, tang safety, and cocked indicator. It also addresses common wear and tear, barrel markings, and the rifle's suitability for varmint hunting. The presenter, demonstrating experienced authority, emphasizes the importance of understanding firearm features and history.

Quick Summary

The Savage Model 99C Series A rifle is reviewed in .22-250 Remington, highlighting its lever-action, 4-round detachable box magazine, tang safety, and suitability for varmint hunting. Despite visible wear, the rifle demonstrates accurate shooting with minimal recoil, showcasing the effectiveness of the .22-250 cartridge.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction to Savage Model 99C Series A
  2. 01:19Estimating Manufacture Year
  3. 02:01Magazine Type and Caliber
  4. 02:31.22-250 Performance and Features
  5. 03:03Close-up Inspection
  6. 04:18Barrel Markings and Condition

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Savage Model 99C Series A reviewed?

The Savage Model 99C Series A reviewed in the video is chambered in .22-250 Remington. It was also mentioned as being available in .308 Winchester.

What is the magazine type for the Savage Model 99C Series A?

The Savage Model 99C Series A features a detachable box magazine, which holds 4 rounds in the reviewed configuration. The 'C' in the model name does not stand for 'clip'.

What are the key features of the Savage Model 99C Series A?

Key features include its lever-action, detachable 4-round box magazine, tang safety, cocked indicator, and it is tapped for a scope. The .22-250 caliber makes it suitable for varmint hunting.

How does the .22-250 Remington perform in the Savage Model 99C Series A?

The .22-250 Remington cartridge is described as a very flat shooter, ideal for varmints at moderate ranges, with very little recoil, even on a rifle showing significant wear.

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