MZ5
08-16-2012, 12:18 PM
Unless this is a second-hand gun, I'd send it to Savage with an explanation of what's wrong, probably including a link to the vid. In fact, I'd try hard to get them to send a call tag. You can fix it yourself, of course (or your 'smith can); just a matter of which way you want to go.
If this was an issue of scope base screw interference, it'd be tough to lift & lower the bolt, and that'd be the case all the time. The bolt lugs are 90 degrees away from the scope base screws when the handle is lifted (i.e. when pulling back or pushing forward on the bolt).
If this was an issue of scope base screw interference, it'd be tough to lift & lower the bolt, and that'd be the case all the time. The bolt lugs are 90 degrees away from the scope base screws when the handle is lifted (i.e. when pulling back or pushing forward on the bolt).