Savage Accustock Cup Install

[RJN]

Can push button swivel cups be installed in an accustock Savage 10 predator hunter? Are these stocks solid molded glass or what? If I can install in this stock what is the best method? Thanks

 

[coldboremiracle]

what is the best method? Thanks

Drill some holes in the stock, very carefully, apply heat via hair dryer, weed burner, or blowtorch. Then toss the POS in the garbage so nobody else wastes their time with it. Then get a good stock/chassis from one of the reputable firms.

 

[HumpHammrr]

I have a M10 .308 FCPK Accustock. I'm interested in the flush cup option as well. Nothing wrong with the Accustock.

 

[RJN]

Drill some holes in the stock, very carefully, apply heat via hair dryer, weed burner, or blowtorch. Then toss the POS in the garbage so nobody else wastes their time with it. Then get a good stock/chassis from one of the reputable firms.

Once again great technical advice from a real DIYer. Thanks Bud. I'll work w/ what I want. RJN

 

[RJN]

I have a M10 .308 FCPK Accustock. I'm interested in the flush cup option as well. Nothing wrong with the Accustock.

Hump, I was thinking of installing a bipod rail w/ cup like a Badger or Atlas where the front swivel is and a rear cup where the rear swivel is. After a little research I found the Accustocks are styrafoam and fiber around an aluminum chassis. The aluminum chassis runs up the fore end. Looks like the rear cup will work w/ some epoxy like Brownells acraglass. I'll have to get the dimensional drawing to see how far up the chassis goes on the fore end. I wouldn't want to drill into the chassis and screw up the action bedding.
Whatta think? RJN

 

[HumpHammrr]

Hump, I was thinking of installing a bipod rail w/ cup like a Badger or Atlas where the front swivel is and a rear cup where the rear swivel is. After a little research I found the Accustocks are styrafoam and fiber around an aluminum chassis. The aluminum chassis runs up the fore end. Looks like the rear cup will work w/ some epoxy like Brownells acraglass. I'll have to get the dimensional drawing to see how far up the chassis goes on the fore end. I wouldn't want to drill into the chassis and screw up the action bedding.
Whatta think? RJN

Yes, the epoxy foundation should work at the rear and if there's room, at the forearm as well.

 

[Nuke Man]

There are a couple good forum topics on this. Not on your stock but its going to be the same deal. I am planning on using grovetec cups and installing them with marine tex. I am putting them in my stock tikka t3.