Savage Model 1907 .32 ACP, Late Production (Post-1919 Slide Legend), 3.75 in Barrel, 10+1 Capacity, Blued Finish
This late-production Savage Model 1907 in .32 ACP features the post-1919 slide legend and retains its compact, 10+1 design with a 3.75-inch barrel. It carries checkered hard-rubber "Savage Quality" Indian-Head grips, a case-colored trigger, and a blued steel frame and slide. Built circa 1919–1920 in the United States, it represents the final pattern of this notable pocket pistol line.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are light handling marks and minor finish wear from prior use. The bore is bright and clean. It presents well for its era. Please review the photos for a closer look at the surfaces and markings.
What’s Included
- 1x 10-round steel detachable box magazine with elongated witness slots
Late-production features identify this example, including the post-1919 slide legend reading "SAVAGE ARMS CORP. UTICA, N.Y. U.S.A. CAL. 32." The serial number is located on the barrel under-lug, consistent with the model’s production practices of the period.
Built on a steel frame with a blued finish, the pistol uses a simple blowback, striker-fired single-action system with an external cocking piece/striker tail at the rear. Protective ears around the cocking piece spur, fine vertical rear slide serrations, and a right-side ejection port round out the slide details. A manual safety and a heel-type magazine release support its period-correct manual of arms.
The 3.75-inch barrel pairs with fixed sights: a half-moon front blade on the barrel and a rear notch integral to the slide. These sighting elements are true to the model’s compact defensive role while keeping the top profile clean and snag-resistant.
Distinctive hard-rubber grips are checkered and marked "SAVAGE QUALITY," each with Indian-Head medallions. A case-colored trigger adds a period finish detail. This United States-made example dates to circa 1919–1920 and maintains the 10+1 capacity that set the Model 1907 apart in its class.