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Look for a "low wood" forend, they were originally going to have cutoffs so the forend were cut to suit.
Early Savage.
Later Savage.
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how many grooves in the barrel? any stamps on it?
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six groove and a small savage s with a "p" and a 2 in a circle the flaming bomb and all the brit proofs on the barrel. and it looks like a nice blue on the barrel where the wood covered it.
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Nice find in original finish by the look of it. Well worth restoring. Look for a MkI forend with the magazine cutoff relief.
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nice find , look forward to seeing your photos during restoration ,
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I believe Sarco has some Savage lumber listed. BDL
may be able to help with the wood as well. Keep us posted on the restoration.
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