Originally Posted by
82boy
It was found early on that the Wedge caused accuracy problems, by placing stress on the action. Savage decided to remove the wedge, in doing so if they was to remove the hole in the stock they would have to retool operations, costing money, it is just simpler, to take the wedge out, and leave the rest alone. All the wedge does, is ensure that the recoil lug is against the bedding surface of the stock, the same thing can be done by standing the rifle up on the recoil pad when assembling, and tightening the screws. I say try it both ways, do some experimenting and see what works best for you.
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