What would cause a m75 sporting to have barrel / stock movement, noticeable upon picking up and swinging gun…and if holding forearm, and applying a bit of pressure to side of barrel causing noticeable clicking/movement…
i recently had a cabelas m75 sporting shipped out to a Bass pro and upon inspection found a 85% gun, 1952′ DOM, but bolt not etched with serial number and the feeling of barrel movement …concerns me.
thoughts appreciated? pics may still be on cabelas fine gun room west viriginia.
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Could be the wrong screw. Bolts on mine have the serial numbers etched on the underside. I thought they quit shipping guns between stores like that.
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