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Outdoor writer, hunter, and conservationist Larry Weishuhn is donating a Savage Model 99 chambered in .300 Savage from his personal firearm collection. Manufactured in the 1950s and personally hunted with by Weishuhn himself, this rifle represents both classic American craftsmanship and a lifetime of hunting heritage in the field.
This unique firearm will feature custom two-sided engraving designed specifically for this rifle, with original artwork engraved on the receiver to create a truly one-of-a-kind collector’s piece. The rifle will also include documented provenance detailing its history and use from Larry Weishuhn’s personal collection.
Known as one of the most iconic lever-action rifles ever produced, the Savage Model 99 remains highly regarded among collectors and hunters alike for its craftsmanship, innovation, and enduring field performance. Combined with the personal history and storytelling behind this particular rifle, this package offers an exceptional opportunity to own a meaningful piece of hunting history.
TWA THANKS LARRY WEISHUHN FOR THIS EXTRAORDINARY DONATION.
Auction Location:
JW Marriott, 23808 Resort Pkwy, San Antonio, Texas, 78261, United States
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