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Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)

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Well, I got 2.5” rain Tuesday night, at least 1” last night (haven’t gone out to see yet) and expected up to 10”+ by Friday.

Gonna go get the generator in place. We’re on a spur so it will never flood here but roadway flooding and power outages are probably coming.

All of us in Appalachia, stay safe and do NOT drive into running water.

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Dude..
You remember Ivan and Francis?

Youll be fine.
 
I believe they had both rotary and inline but the vast majority if not all that I remember seeing were rotary to the best of my memory.

-LD

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Savage 1899's had rotary mags and the later models had detachable box mags but none were ever made with tubular magazines.
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Savage 99C
 
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Savage 1899's had rotary mags and the later models had detachable box mags but none were ever made with tubular magazines.View attachment 8511068Savage 99C
Agree- apologies perhaps "inline" was the incorrect terminology. I was referencing a box magazine rather than a tube magazine but your point is taken and appreciate you clarifying. Haven't seen one in a long time myself although I seem to remember the vast majority being in 'Savage' branded calibers.

Might just be my locality (or my memory) but I seem to remember the 99 being mostly chambered in 300 Savage. I know this is the Pit and not one of the technical forums and I didn't mean to derail this thread but haven't thought of the 99 in a long time and brought back some good memories arguing between the Savage, Winchester, and Marlin lever guns.

Anywho, I digress and my apologies. Back to your regularly scheduled program...

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