Old Savages never die

Hello everyone, new guy here. My interest in Savage Arms started as a boy, my fathers favorite gun was his 1899 lever action 30-30. I have recently taken an interest in gunsmithing and, as a result, got my hands on a couple of old guns in need of repair. An 1899 in 303 Savage and a .22 Model 65M.

The .22 came to me with a rusty barrel held on to a "barn wood" colored stock with duct tape.:o After fixing it up I find that it still shoots great,,, dime size groups at 25 yards;) You can bet that I will be looking for more old Savages to add to my collection.:first:

I don't do PhotoBucket but if anyone is interested in having a look at it I have a video on YouTube.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Northern...r?feature=mhee