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I have been through this with EGW a couple times!! I drill out the screws just enough until the base can be remove. With the base removed there is no longer any tension on the screws and they can easily be twisted out with a good set of vise grips or pliers. I have marred up my base once doing this so you may have to replace it (preferably one with torque screws!).
That worked. Thanks! The base is salvaged but I would like to get a fresh set of torx screws (6x40). Any idea where I can get these? How do I search for them and how do I know I've found what I'm looking for?
I can't recall if EGW uses cap screws or flat-head ("countersunk") screws; if it's the latter, the Leupold kit may not work without modifying the base.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Sandbogg</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Try calling EGW, I have heard they might offer torx screws for their bases.</div></div>
tapping a torx bit in there is all ways my first thing i try. good idea milling off the screw head to remove the base how have i not thought of that all ready