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Note: Either of the 1920/1921 no. 61 Savage Catalogs have much more extensive manual instructions including cutaway drawings and written instructions.
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Savage M1907/1917 Automatic Pistol Manual (Historical Reprint)
The Savage Model 1907 and Model 1917 automatic pistols were innovative firearms in the early 20th century, known for their unique design and reliability. This historical reprint of the original manual offers detailed insights into the operation and maintenance of these iconic pistols.
Key Features:
Authentic Reproduction: A faithful reprint of the original manual, preserving the historical context and design.
Comprehensive Instructions: Includes detailed guidelines on the operation, disassembly, and care of the Model 1907 and Model 1917 pistols.
Illustrative Diagrams: Features clear illustrations to assist with understanding the pistols’ mechanics and proper handling.
Why This Manual is Essential:
Collector’s Resource: Provides valuable information for owners and collectors of the Model 1907 and Model 1917 pistols, enhancing the firearms’ historical appreciation.
Historical Insight: Offers a glimpse into early 20th-century firearm design and user instructions, reflecting Savage Arms’ engineering excellence.
Please note: This is a high-quality reprint of the original manual, intended for historical reference and educational purposes.
CONTENTS INCLUDE:
This is a manual for the Model 1917 but the workings of the pistol are identical to the later model 1907 and Model 1915. The only difference is the Model 1917 grip is wider at the base. The late versions of the model 1907, which used the same parts as the model 1917 other than the frame and magazine release (which was slightly changed because of the redesigned grip and can easily be modified to fit the 1907), mostly true for the middle versions of the model 1907, and only generally true for the early model 1907s, made before 1912 – i.e., the design is similar, but the actual features and parts are different, with some not present at all and almost all others completely redesigned.
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