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#5,013 Form 4 individual Trust Check cashed: 7/13/2018 Approved: 6/4/2019 Received: 6/12/19.

Form 4 individual Trust Check cashed: 7/13/2018 Approved: 6/4/2019 Received: .....awaiting arrival/phone call

They wouldn’t even provide me an examiner name. Simply that it was “still pending”. Check was cashed July 15th, 2018.

Well, first attempt with the Devcon and candle wax was unsuccessful. I let it sit and cure over night, removed the screw, cleaned off the wax, but once I went to thread in the screw it just spun without snugging up. I’ve opened it up to 15/64th drill bit and this next attempt will try the kiwi...

Could I pick one of those up at Ace Hardware? Also the #10 you’re referring to is a new bolt to fit into the brass insert? So basically I apply the Devcon into the rear cavity, place the brass insert into the devcon, let it set for 24 hours and then install the new bolt or existing screw?

Well, I kept the receipt and they had a half dozen different alternatives so I’ll just exchange it for the right part number that everyone often uses.

Is this what you were referring to?

You make it sound so easy lol. At this point anything will be better than where it’s at now (un-torqued) so I don’t feel like I can mess it up a whole lot. I really appreciate the quick responses and suggestions.

Appreciate the tip on the rear guard screw. I was planning on replacing the stock eventually but it provides a nice alternative to keep it functional in the meanwhile. I don’t think I would even feel right selling a stock with epoxy to fix an assembly issue once it gets to that point would you...

It’s the rear most “screw” that goes into the stock. The first two are bolts which thread into the receiver. Which is why I’m wondering if I can just go to the next larger screw size to grab the stock. This was the first time I’ve had the gun disassembled so I know that it was stripped on...

I went to adjust the trigger on my Savage 10 fcp-sr and noticed the rear most trigger screw came out really easy. Upon placing everything back into the stock and attempting to torque it back down the screw just spun without being able to torque it down. Oh, it also removed a portion of the stock...

I recently picked up a cz455 tacticool to use as a trainer along side my Savage 10 fcp-sr (1st version). I ordered a SWFA SS 3-15x42 scope during the Black Friday sale along with Seekins rings. I guess it recently hit me that the 2 stocks couldn’t be more different. I prefer the Boyd’s stock...

This is EXACTLY what I'm doing at this very moment with my 10 round accurate mag and AI mag. Sounds identical to the same issue I'm having. Check out my thread...

This is the new AI magazine with a full 10 rounds in it. Based on th comparison between the two it sits higher if anything.

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Im not sure if the picture will help or not. I'm not much of a gun Smith at all so not sure what the best route is now. Just keep hammering them home at 100-200 yards and hope the ramp will eventually wear itself in with all of the rounds I put through it? Take a dremel and try to sand the ramp...

Well, dropped $85 for an AI 10 round magazine from midway and it definitely didn't fix the problem. The magazine actually fits tighter than the factory one and doesn't feel as lose. I took some pictures of the new magazine inserted: http://imgur.com/wwAEU1F

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