Savage built this Model 99 lever-action in 1954, serial 755662, chambered in .300 Savage with a 24-inch round barrel and iron sights. The internal rotary magazine has a round counter, the bolt is jeweled, the lever is case hardened and the rest of the metal is blued. The checkered walnut furniture keeps the original grip cap and steel butt plate. The supplier notes average handling marks, edge wear and a couple of small dings, calling it good solid condition, and the bore is bright with strong rifling.

A 24-inch lever-action in .300 Savage fits New Mexico's big-game rule, which accepts any centerfire of .22 caliber or larger with expanding bullets for deer, elk and pronghorn. Rifle deer and elk hunts mostly fall between October and December, with the dates printed per hunt code in the 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information booklet. Because the iron sights are already on it, the rifle works as it sits without mounting glass.

Key features

• .300 Savage lever action, 24-inch round barrel
• Made in 1954, serial 755662
• Internal rotary magazine with round counter
• Jeweled bolt, case-hardened lever, blued metal
• Checkered walnut with original grip cap

This Savage 99 ships to your chosen New Mexico FFL dealer, who hands it over once the NICS check clears and the state's seven-day wait has passed.