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Hello all.
I'm sure this topic has been covered numerous times but it may get more customized to me. I am savage through and through. I have designated a Model 10T to arrange as primarily long range fun. For a novice with a little ability, does one need to replace the Accustock for performance? I don't mind the looks of it even though laminated thumbholes are sexy.
Thanks in advance.
You will never know until you take it out and start shooting. I think the Accustock has the potential to be a very good shooter provided the action screws are tightened and torqued *properly*. There is a very specific order to it... Then it just boils down to you loving and accepting to a tupperware stock.
I just bought a 10 FLCP-SR and did not like the Accustock. The pad was too mushy and the stock felt hollow, plus the comb was too low for me.
I picked up a Boyd Varmint stock from their sale section for $94.00 shipped. I put the Accustock on Ebay, and it's up to $104, with three days to go.
really like my accustock on my model 16 LWH shoots great 3 shot groups, sporter barrel heats up quick.
Nope one does not "need" to replace anything for performance.
The key to accuracy in most any modern centerfire rifle is finding the right load.