Selector switch on Stevens 612 Gold Wing SxS

[Unlicensed Dremel]

I'm getting a Stevens 612 Gold Wing SxS 20g of manuf. about 4 years ago (sold it to my friend; now buying it back). These have been discontinued now (at least importing this model from Turkey and slapping a Stevens brand on it).

My issue with it is the selector switch / safety is "loosey goosey", meaning that not only does it slide left and right like it should, and forward and backward like it should, it also "yaws" or twists a bit on it's central axis both clockwise and counterclockwise, which doesn't inspire confidence.

Is this something a 'smith could like do an easy fix on, to make it feel more solid, or is that a tough fix?

Thanks.

Should I put this in gunsmithing instead?

 

[Creek Henry]

Don't ship it back to Savage. They'll ship you back a 512. That's what happened to me anyway

 

[Unlicensed Dremel]

Creek Henry - sorry to hear that - what ended up happening on that?

I have bought the 612 back which makes me happy, but sadly, though I had hoped that it would, this has NOT eliminated my desire for a Montefeltro Silver in 20 ga also. It's a nag that seems to be growing.... might turn into a "must have".

https://www.google.com/search?q=ste...=0CAcQ_AUoAg#tbm=isch&q=stevens+612+goldwing+

https://www.google.com/search?q=ben...&sa=X&ei=iIdeVMfhCZDfsASr6YFw&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAw

 

[Creek Henry]

The 612 is a fun little gun. I found it too whippy for me so I actually like the 512 better. It pattered too low so I put a shim on the rib. That annoys me but at least the 2 barrels hit to the same point of aim.

The Montereltro looks sweet too. Someday maybe...