There are several guns in this auction that are legal or illegal in CA however sometimes the magazines or stocks are not. All sales are final, no refunds, no exceptions, NO CHARGE BACKS.Special clause for California buyers please check with your state laws. All items are offered for sale to the highest bidder and the bidders must establish to their own satisfaction the authenticity and condition before bidding. All items are offered for sale as is, where is and with no special guarantee is made or implied as to condition, authenticity or era of any described items. Location: P.O.Box 789, Humboldt, AZ 86329 Driving Directions: 90 minutes north of Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, Just 30 mins from Prescott AZ. Preview Date & Times: Mon - Fri 9-5 Checkout Date & Times: Buyer's may check out any time during or after the auction. We charge you standard FEDEX rates, 5.00 per box fee, and one dollar per hundred for insurance is required. Shipping is the responsibility of the Buyer and the Buyer must make all Shipping and or Delivery arrangements on large items only. Your credit card will be charged the day of shipping. And all shipments of guns must be sent to a licensed firearms dealer in your state of residence. All Post 1898 handguns must be shipped over night and rifles can be shipped ground unless otherwise specified. All Internet Bidding on Proxibid and Icollector is 20%.All shipping will be will be done in house Except for large items ,at the buyer's expense. Once for your items and again for shipping the day your items ships. All Internet Bidding through Proxibid and Icollector is 20% Currency Type: USD Shipping Instructions: Credit cards will be charged twice. Once for your items and again for shipping the day your items ship. Credit Cards on file will be charged the Monday Following the Auction. We will not accept checks or money orders. Unlike some other pistols, the Model 1907 does not use any screws, and is fairly easy to disassemble and perform maintenance on.Ī "hammerless" version of the Model 1915 that was produced from 1915 to 1916, even though the Model 1907 was technically already hammerless.įinal variant of the Model 1907 that is practically identical to final-build Model 1907s, with loaded chamber indicators and collared barrels, except that the Model 1917 has a larger grip because it has a larger grip, it requires one screw to hold it in place.Internet Premium : 20% Participation Requirements: Valid Credit Card required for bidding approval Payment Options: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express Visa MasterCard Discover American Express Payment Instructions: Successful bidders will be invoiced thru Proxibid. Loaded chamber indicators and collared barrels were added to pistols produced from 1913 to 1917. The weapon has a fake hammer that acts as a cocking lever the Model 1907 is striker-fired in actuality.
The safety is located at the upper rear of the grip. The Savage Model 1907 is based on the Savage automatic pistol, a pistol sent for the 1907 US Pistol & Revolver Trials. Unlike the similar looking Trials pistol it was based on, the Model 1907 was hugely successful, having over 100,000 produced from 1907 to 1920, and was even adopted by the French and Portuguese militaries, even though the Savage was not meant or designed to be used by any military forces. A common theme with the Savage's advertisements was to have a defenseless woman use a Savage to subdue burglars and "tramps". It had a decent number of celebrity endorsers, including Buffalo Bill, Bat Masterson and even the Pinkerton Agency. The Savage Model 1907 was heavily advertised, with the slogan "Ten shots quick!". The Savage Model 1907 and the similar Model 1915 and Model 1917, often erroneously called the Model 1905 due to a stamp on the slide, are American pistols.
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