Accustock bottom metal or new stock

[Bill C]

So im in the process of upgrading my phenominally accurate 10 FLCP-K in 223 (300 yard group below).

The 5 round mag leaves a lot to be desired. CDI does bottom metal for accustocks including ones like mine with the bolt release in front of the trigger guard.

Long story short, the whole job including, parts, mags, and shipping is approaching half of the rifle's value (330ish).

Is it worth it considering a new/improved stock doesnt cost too much more? Or worth it because snyder will modify one for 90?

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Bill

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[Ryfulman]

I look at it this way. Will the money you spend increase your enjoyment of your hobby. If so its money well spent even if it's more than you wanted to spend. And if not spending the money,or cheaping out will negatively affect your experience then spend the money.
A couple of hundred bucks is nothing when it comes to a hobby. Especially this one.
Ultimately you've gotta be happy with what you've got. If a couple of hundred bucks does that then it's pennies and worth spending.

[brantfredrickson]

I have a FLCP-k in 308. I bought two 10 round magazines from Savage Arms. They were $58 each. Call them to see if they have a 10 round magazine for .223. Their phone is 413-568-7001. Ask for service/parts.