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Luth-AR Grovtec Threaded Base Cup Fits Luth-AR MBA-1/Luth-AR MBA-2/Luth-AR MBA-3, Black

$5.07
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Brand
Luth-AR
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
859992007548

Overview

The Luth-AR Grovtec Threaded Base Cup is a black accessory designed for integration with Luth-AR MBA buttstocks, including the MBA-1, MBA-2, and MBA-3 models. Each base cup allows for the attachment of a QD (quick detach) sling swivel and is intended to be threaded into the side cup holes found on both sides of the buttstock frame. The cup can be installed using a 1/4-inch Allen wrench or a dedicated installation tool.

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