did any of you know that all of the savage wsm's were controled round feed?

Uhm, yeah.

Along with Remington, Sako, Tikka, Browning,some Winchesters, Marlin, Mossberg, and a number of other great rifles.

EDIT: OOPS, I read that wrong. [8D]I don't know of any savages that are CRF, WSM's or othewise. All are push feed.

Savage and remington are pushfeed.

i just bought one the other day savage 14 classic definately notpush feed

Sorry, no disrespect but you are wrong, I just sold a 114 classic, pushfeed, owned several other savage bolt guns. The model 10 design is a pushfeed bolt. A "controlled round feed" extractor claw, grabs the rim as soon as it comes in contact w/the cartrige, a "pushfeed" simply pushes the cartrige foward, from the magazine and the extractor doesnt grab the rim until fully chambered.

I just went to the savage site and no mention of a different bolt design for wsms .

If your rifle has no full length extractor claw, along the side of the bolt body, like a mauser or winchester, it is not CRF.

It seems that the WSM and the Ultra mags (When they made them) are controlled round feed to me. I have been looking into a build off the Savageaction and that is my impression. This link seems to also indicate CRF.

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=570852&t=11082005

Well Ill be damned, I guess IM wrong, that must be something new. Never even heard that mentioned on savage shooters forum. All savages Ive owned had a pushfeed bolt design , looks like they added a full length extractor claw. Dont know why they changed it for WSMs but I guess you learn somthing everyday.

Guess I's wrong too. I have never seenor heard of one. Is this something current / new or from years gone by?

it is curent because the gun shop just got it in from accusporrt before i bought it

Actually the savage has had out a controlled round feed for several years. I remembering reading an article about that by Jon Sundra several years ago. He was commiting about the engineering that it took to make a crf from a fabricated bolt.