newbie with savage question

[sweetwater]

Hell all. I am new to the forum with questions about an old savage i own. I have been unable to find any type of model or s.n. on the rifle. It is a bolt action, magazine fed 22 with the following markings. On top of the barrel in front of the rear site is stamped; Manufactured by Savage Arms Corp. Utica N.Y. USA with Patented Nov. 28, 1905 Sep. 7, 1915, Sep 4, 1917, Nov 20, 1917 underneath the Savage name. On top of the barrel between the rear site and the bolt it is stamped 22 Long Rifle. The butt plate is stamped with a faint logo that appears to be an Indian Head and the words Savage Quality. Under the butt plate stamped into the end of the stock is the number 1341. I am looking for any information anyone can give me about this old rifle, along with a possible parts source because mine is missing the magazine. It is in pretty rough shape, but was a gift to me from an uncle about 40 yrs ago, and i would like to make it whole again. It did not have the magazine when he gave it to me, and if i remember correctly both he and my dad were unsuccessful trying to find a replacement. Thanks in advance for any help with this treasure hunt.

[Blue Avenger]

[Mad Dog]

I think it's gonna turn out to be a model 19 or 19-33 with a patent date like that.

Does it have any barrel bands?

[sweetwater]

Here are a couple of poor pics.

[img width=600 height=450]http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x458/sweetwatertx/DSC00061.jpg[/img]
[img width=600 height=450]http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x458/sweetwatertx/DSC00060.jpg[/img]

No barrel bands, but the forearm has been cut back(pretty poor job too)

[billyb]

It looks like the early model 19. Does the bolt have a single or dual firing pins? These are pictures of the bolt and mag from my 19-19. Are there finger grooves in the stock? The serial number of my mod 19 is 65xx for what its worth.