- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
So I get a new .22 from savage. First it shoot off center by a good 3" at 50 yards. I also know why after looking at it for a few minutes. Reasons I'm Disappointed or PO'd:
1st. The rear sight likes drifting so when I lay it down after shooting the sight moves off center after I spent 20-30 minutes centering it. NEED Lock tight or new rear sights. It was loose when I got it.
2nd. the people who were too help me get some peep sights on the gun are stupid. Tell me to come in then find out they have NO IDEA how to mount a peep sight on a Left Hand GUN despite me warning them in advanced its LH....seriously mount it on the action...DUH
3rd. No idea what Peep Sight models mount on the back of the action or if any will work on a Savage. (savage has models with a peep sight...and they have some in stock....and still no idea and wouldn't let me look at the guns with them either to see if I could figure it out).
4th. NO EMAIL inquires at savage must call them and before noon (local time or I'm SOL as they only have EST hours. Next gun I buy I hope I have better luck then this cause I'm ready to send it back with a big painted on letters spelling out FAULTY on the gun.
I sure hope Savage has a GOOD service Tech to help me with fixing/replacing my rear sight and the model # for the peep sight they use.
This is my 1st new (factory) gun and this is what I get...why am I not surprised my health is S**T, my luck is S**T, so why wouldn't my new gun be S**T. AHHHHH I feel like killing some inanimate objects with my shotguns now but it's too late for that tonight and I'd probably blow my own face off when the gun explodes with the way my luck has been the last 3 weeks. On the positive I got me a nice new Chainsaw......lets see how that works out too.
Can anyone help me by pointing me in the direction of a peepsight that mounts on the back of a savage .22. Seems the model I was looking at will require a visit to a gunsmith. I'd like to keep that as a LAST option as I don't want to put extra holes in the action unless there is NO OTHER CHOICE.
1st. The rear sight likes drifting so when I lay it down after shooting the sight moves off center after I spent 20-30 minutes centering it. NEED Lock tight or new rear sights. It was loose when I got it.
2nd. the people who were too help me get some peep sights on the gun are stupid. Tell me to come in then find out they have NO IDEA how to mount a peep sight on a Left Hand GUN despite me warning them in advanced its LH....seriously mount it on the action...DUH
3rd. No idea what Peep Sight models mount on the back of the action or if any will work on a Savage. (savage has models with a peep sight...and they have some in stock....and still no idea and wouldn't let me look at the guns with them either to see if I could figure it out).
4th. NO EMAIL inquires at savage must call them and before noon (local time or I'm SOL as they only have EST hours. Next gun I buy I hope I have better luck then this cause I'm ready to send it back with a big painted on letters spelling out FAULTY on the gun.
I sure hope Savage has a GOOD service Tech to help me with fixing/replacing my rear sight and the model # for the peep sight they use.
This is my 1st new (factory) gun and this is what I get...why am I not surprised my health is S**T, my luck is S**T, so why wouldn't my new gun be S**T. AHHHHH I feel like killing some inanimate objects with my shotguns now but it's too late for that tonight and I'd probably blow my own face off when the gun explodes with the way my luck has been the last 3 weeks. On the positive I got me a nice new Chainsaw......lets see how that works out too.
Can anyone help me by pointing me in the direction of a peepsight that mounts on the back of a savage .22. Seems the model I was looking at will require a visit to a gunsmith. I'd like to keep that as a LAST option as I don't want to put extra holes in the action unless there is NO OTHER CHOICE.
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