Bushmaster wrote:

O K...Let's see here...Vince will you show Phill21 how to spell cheers. And 280shooter has so many misspelled words it almost isn't funny... speed swede...And you're worried about spelling??? Now everyone will be checking MY spelling lookin' for a mistake... (Won't have long to wait. I'm sure)

this is the way to go! in our swedish forum people complain all the time about wrong spellings and if you post a pic of something everybody just write a bunch of crap now thats sucks bigtime and if you try to help someone you just get dirt

Except in fun, that won't happen here...We might disagree and get a bit spirited about it, but end up with no hard feelings. At least we try not to...

Speedy wrote:

this is the way to go! in our swedish forum people complain all the time about wrong spellings and if you post a pic of something everybody just write a bunch of crap now thats sucks bigtime and if you try to help someone you just get dirt

Well mate...you can put that behind you now because you have now become part of the family of HuntingNut.

I feel pretty certain that you followed things here for a little time before joining up and can see how we operate and the jovial, yet crazy, bunch that we are. No crap here...unless its thrown in jest, in which case we all have a good laugh while ducking for cover.

Now, just to get back on topic....the 250 3000.....is that another name, the original name, for the 6mm Remington? If so, then I think that its accuracy is well known, and the Savage rifle can only add to the equation.

Cheers, Vince

The 250 3000 Savage is the shorter named .250 Savage.

The 6mm Remington is a 244 Remington. Which is based on a necked down .257 Roberts.

By the way there are a great deal of cute Swedish girls with natural blond hair that are lookers.

Dimitri

First we gotta type, now we gotta spell?!?! I may have to move to a dumber forum...

After reading the discussion of the Savage 99 I might have to check the gun show tomorrow more thoroughly!

I've wanted a Savage 99 in 250-3000 ever since I read Roy Chapman Andrews' "On the Trail of Ancient Man" as a kid. In his book, he makes special mention of his '99 and his use of it on game animals and to dispatch a couple of Mongolian bandits during his expedition. For anyone not aware of this, Andrews was a noted explorer and archaeologist and is considered to be the model on whom the character "Indiana Jones" was modeled.

Unfortunately, the only 250 I ever had was a rebarreled M95 Mauser that shot great but was a very finicky feeder. To this day I check the racks of every gunshop I find in hopes of finding a '99 in this caliber in reasonably good shape. Good luck and good shooting!

i love the 250 savage! a very nice round on small game now i had an extremly god luck when i got that rifle (the only one i ever seen i sweden). i was shuffeling snow a couple of yers for a older gentleman then he wanted me to take the rifle for the work i had done. at first i did not wanted it at all. thought it was a realy ugly lever now i am a benchrest tight group freak and in sweden we only can have 6 rifles and i had 5 well no i own it and so it will be untill i die im gona use it as often as i can. and when the barrel gives up i change to a new 250 savage. on the rifle i have bipods and a 6-20x44 scope pretty scary to the real leverlovers but works lika a charm to me and my kind of shooting now the only thing to do is to replease the forestock to a little bit wider stock and im going to fix this one to the reciver instead of the barrel mostly to get the barrel freefloating. no worry guys im not going to destroy it all the original parts are still left ! when im done i going to post some pics and you will see a varminting lever blend! ...johan

An interesting website to go with your Savage Model 99.

Savage Model 99

Cheers, Vince

hunting bud of mine bought a new 99c in the late 60's in .284 Win. moa right out the box with factory fodder. with 100gr hp's. great chuck rifle, with 139 gr. bt's, surperb whitetail rifle, he still has it, won't sell it, been trying to buy it for years.

Savage 99 is the best lever ever made I've heard .

Great gun,I have a model EG in 90% condition all original,shoot very well as long as you stay with bullets not over 100 grs.My EG model comes with a 1/14 rifling,cant' stabilized bullets over 100grs.
Check your rifling.

laurent wrote:

Great gun,I have a model EG in 90% condition all original,shoot very well as long as you stay with bullets not over 100 grs.My EG model comes with a 1/14 rifling,cant' stabilized bullets over 100grs. Check your rifling.

no problems to shoot 100gr bullets in my barrel its a 1/10 twist it loves the sierra mk 100gr

I have a Savage 250-3000 also...I have no problem shooting 1" groups with open sights at 100 yards with it. It's a deadly little gun. I load my own...100 grain Sierra spire point... 32.5 grains of IMR4064 and I'm going to try the 100 grain Sierra BT next, I'll let ya know how they fly. My Grandfather bought this rifle new. I see by the site Vince put up, it was built in 1923, thanx Vince!!!...adds to the history of this rifle for me.

I did something right or good....WOW that's scary

My pleasure Grant. Glad you gained something from the link mate.

Cheers, Vince

Ya did Vince.....

It gives me a rough idea when my Grandfather bought the gun and that's pretty cool to me...