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Luth-AR MBA-1 Stock With Buffer Assembly, A2 Extension Tube .308 Buffer Spring, Black - MBA-1K308

$115.19
Brand
Luth-AR
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
859992007319
MPN
MBA1K308

Overview

The Luth-AR MBA-1 Stock Kit is an adjustable buttstock assembly designed for AR-10 platforms chambered in .308 Winchester. It mounts to a rifle-length A2 buffer tube and features a fully ambidextrous design, with a cheek piece that can be configured for either right- or left-handed shooters. The cheek piece is adjustable for both height and position, while the stock’s length of pull can be modified using a convenient thumbscrew without the need for tools. Constructed from high-strength glass-filled nylon, the MBA-1 incorporates a receiver end plate and provides a stable cheek weld. The kit includes all necessary components for installation on a .308/7.62 AR-10 lower receiver, including an A2 buffer tube, a .308 rifle recoil buffer, and a recoil buffer spring. The stock is finished in black.

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