Help! Majesty 7 Bridge Saddle Sliding

[STROA]

I have had my Majesty 7 for close to 1 year now. I have changed strings on it a couple of times now but recently noticed that my high E saddle keeps sliding away from the other strings. I have checked the posts and they are even. It seems to happen when I bend and it makes fretting difficult when it slides to the edge of the fretboard. Upon further inspection, it appears that the saddles are almost "huddled" in that every 2-3 strings are close together with a minimal space to the next grouping (ie. E/B, G/D/A, E/B are grouped). I have not had this issue in the past and it does not seem to make much sense since I have not changed much about the guitar.

So really two questions:

1. Has anyone had an issue with the high E saddle sliding away? Any tips on what to check beside post height?
2. Has anyone noticed that the saddles will group together and stop having equal spacing?

I am probably overlooking something very basic, but wanted to get some advice from the more experienced EBMM owners.

Thanks!

 

[Mace13]

photo? This would help to understand the issue

You say the saddle slides ‘away’ and bends might cause it. Do you bend the high e string down towards the floor?

 

[STROA]

Hopefully you can see in these. There are gaps between a couple of the strings. I cannot figure out why the saddles migrate so much even at tension.

 

[Lax]

Your saddles look loosen nearly all the way, maybe it induces wobble

 

[STROA]

Is there some method to tighten the saddles?

 

[Lax]

Sadly it depends if your intonation is best that way, but usually saddles are under the shield and it means they have more screw inside

 

[STROA]

I play in standard tuning with 9.5 to 54 on a 7 string. As I said before, this is only time I've seen this happen in the 1 year I've had the guitar.

Any suggestions? Should I take it to a luthier for a new setup?