Product Preview: Luth-AR MBA-3 Buttstock

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posted on August 2, 2016
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The Luth-AR MBA-3 is an AR-style buttstock that, in addition to being able to be positioned at multiple points along a carbine-length buffer extension, can be further adjusted for length of pull, comb height and cast. Constructed of glass-filled nylon, the MBA-3 features a section of Picatinny rail along its bottom surface for the installation of a monopod.
Price: $160.
Contact: Luth-AR LLC; (763) 263-0166;
luth-ar.com.

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