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Answered by Ethan C., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on March 26, 2021

The manufacturer does not say why there is only one, but it is assumed the other would re-use a factory screw.

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Answered by David Hess, member, from MO, United States, on October 14, 2021

The second screw is the action screw that attaches the action to the stock.

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Savage Arms + Gun Parts Savage Arms Gun Parts Savage Arms 10/110/Axis Trigger Guard Savage Arms 10/110/Axis Trigger Guard Q&A Question - Why is there only one screw? Savage Arms + Gun Parts Savage Arms Gun Parts + Rifle Parts Savage Arms Rifle Parts Savage Arms 10/110/Axis Trigger Guard Savage Arms 10/110/Axis Trigger Guard Q&A Question - Why is there only one screw?