good grab!

 

The Savage 1912 is a clip fed semi auto rifle. The Savage 1903 and 1909 are clip fed pump action rifles. They look a little like the 1912.

Pact

 

The Savage 1912 is a clip fed semi auto rifle.

Mine is a tube feed, pump

 

I had a Sav 22 clip mag. Pump. Still have reciever and some parts. Cannabalized it to fix another one.
My Bro has the little auto that takes the same magazine.

 

Here is the picture, apparently they made a clip feed, a tube feed 22s, center fires and a shotgun all with the model 1912 name

 

That's a Model 1914, if it's marked Model 1912 then someone at the factory grabbed the wrong barrel stamp. The only Savage Model 1912 was a box magazine fed semi-auto. The barrels on the Model's 1903, 1909, 1912 and 1914 all have the same tread so sometimes you will find them swapped. The 1903's were never marked with a model name, but all the others should be marked on the barrel in front of the receiver.

I see the rear sight has been replaced with one from a Remington.

 

That's a Model 1914, if it's marked Model 1912 then someone at the factory grabbed the wrong barrel stamp. The only Savage Model 1912 was a box magazine fed semi-auto. The barrels on the Model's 1903, 1909, 1912 and 1914 all have the same tread so sometimes you will find them swapped. The 1903's were never marked with a model name, but all the others should be marked on the barrel in front of the receiver.

I see the rear sight has been replaced with one from a Remington.

The barrel is stamped 1912, the sight is what came on it, this is the first one I’ve seen, so I didn’t know

 

Not sure why I acquired it, maybe to keep the Stevens Visible Loader company, but I now have a Savage model 1912 pump, in 22 caliber. Another rifle to use the small CCI Quiet inventory in

Guns are like jewelry for men. We don't need a solid reason to buy one. Hell I'd buy that gun just because of the octagonal barrel. And yes it would be shooting cci quiets, likely at rodents.

 

Thank you, I changed the thread header to be a model 1914

 

I would be interested in seeing a picture of the barrel stamp. I research these and look for variations. I have an example of a Model 1903 that has the Model 1914 barrel stamp, it's not marked 1914 but has additional patent information that only applied to the Model's 1914 and 25 and was never milled for the tube magazine mounts. The 1912's only had 20" round barrels. The rear sight was standard on the Remington Model 12's for at one time, the 1914's had a windage adjustable rear sight as standard.

 

Boilerjack,

I keep a spreadsheet of serial numbers for the Save 22 pumps except the 29, 29A, and 29B. Also track variations within the models over time. If you provide me your SN I may be able to give you a year of manufacture. PM me if you like. TIA.

 

Pm sent

 

Good talking to you Jack.

 

Likewise

 

I have a model 1914. Hex barrel, take down. It was given to me by a former wife's father. Regretfully it was not well taken care of but it has a good bore and works fine. It was apart without the takedown screw when I got it. He said it was broken but an action screw had backed out a bit and the two halves would not go together. Here it is sandwiched between a a 1906 Winchester and Model 12 Remington.

 

Well that 1914 is in good company. Lots of fun there.

 

Love those old pump 22's