Savage 1907 Trials Pistol .45 ACP

Description:
.45 ACP Serial # 166 Savage Model 1907 Trials pistol serial number 166 of the original 288 produced. The 1907 trials were insigated by the request of Bridadier General Crozier as the shortcomings of the 1894 Colt .38 revolvers werediscovered during the Philippine insurrection. The pistols were issued issued to the 3rd , 6th and 11th Cavalry for test and evaluation. Post testing the pistols were returned to Savage, refinished and sold commercially to Tryon in Philadelphia.Slide retains the full 2 line Savage markings, 1st pattern frame without the safe & fire markings. Case colored trigger. Original magazine without serial number. Mixed numbers internally, Slide 8, hammer assembly 201, grips 73 & 78 Bbl, unmarkedslide stop #73. sight bar 166. Mixed numbers are common as these were factory refinished and no attention was paid to numbers as all parts were interchangeable. Condition, Extremely fine with excellent bright bore and retaining over 95%Savage applied finish. Very fine checkered walnut grips with small crack on interior of right panel. Action operates properly. A very fine example with rarely encountered crisp legible markings. Barrel 5 3/8

Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Savage
Model: 1907 Trials
Serial Number: 166
Barrel Length: 5 3/8
Caliber Info: .45 ACP

Price: $19,995.00
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