Trying to put a new butt on an Alcor

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Hi all. I'm trying to replace the wood stock on my Alcor. Been digging around, and it looks like I can go in two directions:

1. Remington 870 style replacement
2. AR-15 style replacement.

It looks like either will work, but once I start down one road or the other, it's sunk costs if I decide I made the wrong decision. Therefore, I am seeking advice, not only from anyone who may have done this, but also from people who have experience with both styles of stock (which I do not).

So, the 870 adapters are:

https://www.reliablegun.com/alcor-accessories-alcor-870-adpt
https://truenortharms.com/3d-printed-adapter-plate-for-alcor-to-remington-870-stock/

These seem like they'll allow a bolt-on of any 870 product. I am having a little trouble finding a pistol-grip-style setup, although I did find this:

https://www.irunguns.com/product/me...ter-for-rem-870-12ga-remington-870-12ga-91150


The AR-15 adapters are:

https://tommyenterprises.com/product/picatinny-stock-and-ar-grip-adapter-for-akdas-alcor/
https://tommyenterprises.com/product/buffer-tube-and-ar-grip-adapter-for-akdas-alcor/

And I imagine once I go AR-15, there will be lots of stock options.


There's also this:

https://truenortharms.com/stock-kit-for-alcor-223-semi-auto-hunting-rifle-surplus-folding-stock/


So right now I have analysis paralysis. Any help?
 
it's a thing many are weighing and no one wants to talk about

most are worried the gun will be banned and discussions like these will only speed that along


I hope you arrive at a build you're happy with. You can look to Australia for ideas too as they are stuck with a similar legal landscape

best of luck!
 
Kodiak Defence actually has a pretty complete ecosystem for the Alcor now, which may help narrow down your decision.

They offer:

  • Remington 870 stock adapters
  • AR-style trigger adapter kits
  • Buffer tube / AR stock adapters
  • Wrap-around tactical handguards
  • Traditional hunting-style handguards for guys who want to keep the rifle looking more classic
So you’re not really locked into only one “look” for the rifle.

If you prefer a more modern/tactical setup, the wrap-around handguard + AR conversion route works really well.

If you want to keep more of the original hunting rifle feel, they also make a traditional handguard that blends much better with wood or sporting-style furniture.

You can check everything here:

Kodiak Defence

Honestly, the nice thing is you can modernize the ergonomics without turning the rifle into a full “space gun” if you don’t want to.
 
Took a crack at this.
I suspect the material costs would tally close to $30, but the shape options are unlimited
 

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