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Savage Serial Number Lookup
Enter a Savage serial number to estimate the year it was made — using an author's published transcription of the Savage year-end-total charts. It is an explicit first–last serial range, model by model and year by year (66 documented ranges, 1899–1968): your serial is matched against the interval Savage published for it, never guessed. Every result cites the chart row it came from.
Enter the number exactly as stamped — including any letter prefix.
Open the Savage serial lookup →How dating a Savage by serial number works
Most serial charts give one number per year. Savage is different, and using the wrong method gives the wrong year — so it is worth knowing what the chart actually asserts.
An explicit serial range per model and year
For every charted model year Savage publishes the first and last serial number of each year, for example a bracketed interval per year. That is the most precise form of this data: your serial is not merely compared against a boundary, it falls inside a documented interval. Where two published ranges overlap, the tool gives you the span rather than picking one.
Which Savage models this covers
The published chart covers 2 models across 66 ranges, and every one of them is listed on this page. There is no model beyond this table with data to search.
If your model is not listed, the published chart we hold does not cover it — the tool will say so rather than guess.
Published Savage serial ranges
66 documented ranges across 2 models, from an author's published transcription of the Savage year-end-total charts. Transcribed one row per chart section, exactly as published — the coverage note above states what is not here.
| Model | Year | Serial range |
|---|---|---|
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1899 | 1–10000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1900 | 10001–13400 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1901 | 13401–19500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1902 | 19501–25000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1903 | 25001–35000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1904 | 35001–45000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1905 | 45001–53000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1906 | 53001–67500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1907 | 67501–73500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1908 | 73501–81000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1909 | 81001–95000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1910 | 95001–110000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1911 | 110001–119000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1912 | 119001–131000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1913 | 131001–146500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1914 | 146501–162000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1915 | 162001–175500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1916 | 175501–187500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1917 | 187501–193000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1918–1919 | 193001–212500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1920 | 212501–229000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1921 | 229001–237500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1922 | 237501–244500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1923 | 244501–256000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1924 | 256001–270000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1925 | 270001–280000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1926 | 280001–292500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1927 | 292501–305000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1928 | 305001–317000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1929 | 317001–324500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1930 | 324501–334500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1931 | 334501–338500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1932 | 338501–341000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1933 | 341001–344500 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1934 | 344501–345800 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1935 | 345801–350800 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1936 | 350801–359800 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1937–1938 | 359801–381351 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1939 | 381352–388640 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1940 | 388641–398400 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1941 | 398401–416000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1942–1946 | 416001–438000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1947 | 438001–464000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1948 | 464001–494000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1949 | 494001–528000 |
| Model 1895/1899/99 (shared sequence) | 1950 | 528001–566000 |
| Model 99 | 1951 | 595000–619999 |
| Model 99 | 1952 | 620000–651999 |
| Model 99 | 1953 | 652000–719999 |
| Model 99 | 1954 | 720000–755999 |
| Model 99 | 1955 | 756000–774999 |
| Model 99 | 1956 | 775000–799999 |
| Model 99 | 1956 | 900000–924999 |
| Model 99 | 1957 | 925000–951999 |
| Model 99 | 1958 | 952000–959999 |
| Model 99 | 1959 | 960000–967999 |
| Model 99 | 1959–1960 | 968000–999999 |
| Model 99 | 1960 | 1000000–1009999 |
| Model 99 | 1961 | 1010000–1038999 |
| Model 99 | 1962 | 1039000–1052999 |
| Model 99 | 1963 | 1053000–1064999 |
| Model 99 | 1964 | 1065000–1083999 |
| Model 99 | 1965 | 1084000–1110199 |
| Model 99 | 1966 | 1110200–1129999 |
| Model 99 | 1967 | 1130000–1159999 |
| Model 99 | 1968 | 1160000–1182000 |
Questions
Why does my serial number not give a year?
It falls in a gap between the published ranges, or in a model year the chart does not cover — the tool will show the nearest documented range instead of guessing. A public lookup should not invent an answer.
How accurate is this?
The ranges are reproduced exactly as published in an author's published transcription of the Savage year-end-total charts. That is not a factory letter — for a definitive date, the factory records are the authority.
Where does the data come from?
the Savage 99 collectors chart at guncollectorsclub.com — An author's published Savage 99 collectors chart (guncollectorsclub.com) — not a maker-published page. The tool is built from exactly what that chart prints, never from silent repairs; its gaps are kept as gaps.
Records & archives
A chart says what the factory serials mean. Our records note for Savage says who actually holds the factory records today, whether a letter of authenticity can be ordered, and what it costs and takes — observed, not assumed.
Other makes
Serial-number charts are published for: