Savage Model 1907 .380 ACP Pistol, Early B-Suffix, 3.75 in Barrel, 10+1, Bright Silver-Tone Finish (1913-1914)
This Savage Model 1907 in .380 ACP is an early B-suffix series example produced in 1913-1914, notable for its rotating-barrel delayed blowback system and distinctive external cocking piece. It features a professionally applied bright silver-tone refinish with gold-tone small parts, clear factory legends, and an early double-column 10+1 capacity magazine design.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The aftermarket finish was professionally done and flawless.
What’s Included
- Savage Model 1907 .380 ACP pistol
- One 10-round detachable steel magazine, floorplate marked "380 CAL" with three witness slots
Built by Savage Arms Co. in Utica, NY, this .380 ACP Model 1907 carries the top-of-slide legend "MANUFACTURED BY SAVAGE ARMS CO., UTICA, N.Y., U.S.A." with the patent date "Nov. 21, 1905" and "CAL .380." These crisp markings reinforce its early production era within the .380 line.
The action is single-action, striker-fired with a rotating-barrel delayed blowback system, paired with a manual safety and an external cocking piece. The slide has rear vertical serrations, a low front blade, and a simple rear notch for fixed-sight alignment.
The bright silver-tone refinish on the steel frame and slide is complemented by gold-tone small parts, presenting a striking and cohesive appearance. Original-style black checkered hard-rubber grips feature the Indian-head "Savage Quality" medallions.
An early commercial adopter of a double-column magazine, this Model 1907 offers a 10+1 capacity. The included detachable magazine has three witness holes and a "380 CAL" floorplate marking, aligning with period-correct features for the .380 variant.