After my first day at the range sighting in the new Model 11 TH .243 I purchased from Bass Pro, my brother and I noticed the front action screw was sitting askew. We decided to take the stock off and replace the screw to see if it was actually sitting at an angle or just looked off in the stock. Sure enough, the screw sits about 2-5 degrees from being perpendicular to the action. Should I just send it in to Savage and see what they can do or are there any other options/fixes that I can do without having to wait a month or more to see what Savage has to say. The rifle shot fine and we were able to sight it in despite the annoyingly heavy trigger which we will replace.

We intend on bedding the action onto a Boyd's FWTH so would the angled screw affect anything? Any help would be appreciated.