It works for all sized shooters
The fully adjustable buttstock works very well for my grandson. A full length stock is just too long so this works great. He can also adjust the comb height. IMO this is the best stock because of its adjustability. Adjustable length of pull and a cheek riser is perfect for him. And in 30 seconds I can adjust it for me…
Lots of adjustability
Have one of these on a CZ 22 and a Creedmoor rifle for the grandkids to shoot as it adjusts down to about 11.5 in LOP
adjustable stock
i have put several of these on my rifles and friends rifles. the cheek adjustment helps with scopes, holds when tightened. since the length can be adjusted using the carbine 6 holes the length is only really needed for those with long arms. not sure how many rounds we have fired with the ones installed, but zero problems so far. if anything draw back at all, it would be the knob to adjust the length is small and hard to grab with gloves.
Very nice stock for carbine buffer tube
Very nice stock for the money. I've had 3 of these( the mba3) and they are made to fit on carbine buffer tube, commercial or mil spec. There's a small allen screw that will tighten up against the tube, to take up the slack. So it sits very nice and snug. I've used the stock for about a year now, never had an issue with quality. Be sure to check about the butt pad, factory one is palstic and tough. I replaced it with a nice thick recoil pad from limbsaver. Mounts almost perfectly flush, and works great. For the money, this is a great stock the is compact, yet also adjustable. Hope that info helps anyone interested in this stock.
Good buy
Great product if you don't want a full length shooter stock. The reason I only gave it a 4 star is because it "fits both Commercial and MilSpec buffer tubes" Although it does have a set screw that will lock it in fairly good, it is not like a good fitting stock on a tube. I recommend that if you have a MilSpec tube, get some 10 mil UHMW tape and put it along your tube at the 10 and 2 o'clock positions. It took me 20 mils to make it snug as I prefer. Other than that sight fitting step, Great Stock!
Much better than my original A2 stock
I like the adjustable comb, as it allows a much better cheek-weld when using a scope on a quick-detach mount on the flattop upper of my H-BAR. The adjustable length of pull allows for more precise fitting than just the 6 holes in the carbine buffer, which is great for adjusting to different thicknesses of clothing, different shooting positions, etc.
Great stock
I am using this on a carbine buffer tube on a high-accuracy AR15 build. The installation is easy, the number of and amount of adjustments is extensive, and the set screw does a good job of taking the normal slop out of the stock. It is a modular design so each adjustment element can be removed or installed as desired. Basically the lower models of this stock are the same frame with fewer adjustment add-ons. One thing to note is the cheek height is ever so slightly higher than a standard carbine stock cheek rest. So if your scope offset is right on the edge of being too low for your eye level you may want a taller scope ring set. Customer service at LUTH-AR is fantastic. In the unlikely event you have any issues they will help out.
What I was looking for.
Being left handed I wanted something that was ambidextrous. This is. I needed an adjustable comb to center the Cmore red dot with a cheek weld versus a chin weld. It did. Added length of pull was nice as well. Pad is adjustable left and right as well as up and down. This stock incorporates a set screw that tightens the stock to a milspec buffer tube and lets it work on a commercial tube as well. That's my only gripe. If you tighten the screw tight enough to take up the wobble on the milspec buffer tube the stock no longer slides. I cured the problem by laying a strip of .010 pipe wrap tape down the top center of the tube. Now the stock fits with no wobble and it slides on the buffer tube just fine.
Cool concept, poorly done
One main problem is that the i.d is so oversized. It has tons of play on a milspec buffer tube, with only one small set screw to hold it in place and stop any wobble. Just wish it was a tighter fit. Low tolerance can cause accuracy issues. Next con is the rubber butt pad is total garbage. Its like they designed it to suck. Its hard and ported. The worst ive ever seen. Its a must replace part. For the the price, its a joke you have to buy qd mount sockets for a sling. They have the sockets, just no hardware in the sockets thats will accept a qd mount. For a product selling itself on adjustability, it doesnt have much adjustment.
Is this the correct butt stock for you?
Use: Adjustable stock for a 20 inch 223 wylde coyote gun with scope. Pros: Very adjustable Cons: This may be a deal breaker, but I am going to give it a go. The diameter of the stock tube that receives the buffer is 1.24 inches. So it has a lot of slop on a Mil spec carbine buffer tube. There are no instructions in the box, so at first it is perplexing. After some research I found information on the manufacturers website. There is a nylon tipped set screw to reduce the amount of slop. I used to build motion systems for laser engraving systems. Nylon tipped screws are a consumable and mean time between replacement depends on use and conditions. Fix: I am looking at some plastic shims. May not fly with some users, but it may work for me and maybe you. Would I recommend this product? Yes, with the caveat of the information above.
