Magpul PRS Gen 3 adjustable stock alternative?

[Mr.H]

I'm in the market for an adjustable AR style stock like the one mentioned in the title. The Magpul has the features I want (ability to lower the buttpad) but its over 30 ounces and around $250 bucks. I've heard the Luth-AR stocks are junk.

So, looking for other opinions/options.

TIA

 

[jps2486]

I am considering a Magpul PRS Lite. Half the price and can be used as a bag rider.

 

[Mr.H]

I like that model, too. But the butt pad does not adjust.

 

[cron7]

The b5 one is nice

 

[Mr.H]

The b5 one is nice

The butt pad is fixed on the B5. I'm looking for an adjustable butt pad, one that I can slide down.

 

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[Peskådot671]

I like that model, too. But the butt pad does not adjust.

The Magpul PRS Lite recoil pad is adjustable but the only problem is that it can only be adjusted up and not down. I wish they would change this in the next revision. I have both the Magpul PRS Gen 3 and the PRS Lite. I also have the Luth-AR MBA-3 Carbine Buttstock. While the Magpul PRS Gen 3 and PRS Lite are better quality, I wouldn't call the Luth-AR MBA-3 Carbine Buttstock junk. It has some advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it is quick and easy to adjust. I just wish it came with a QD sling cup.

Magpul PRS Gen 3 on my Evol 30.

Magpul PRS Lite on my Evol Mini 22.

Luth-AR MBA-3 on the same Evol Mini 22

 

[cron7]

The butt pad is fixed on the B5. I'm looking for an adjustable butt pad, one that I can slide down.

Ah man. I thought it was adjustable. Maybe the lmt dmr?

 

[Vicente_M_Costa]

The Magpul PRS Lite recoil pad is adjustable but the only problem is that it can only be adjusted up and not down. I wish they would change this in the next revision. I have both the Magpul PRS Gen 3 and the PRS Lite. I also have the Luth-AR MBA-3 Carbine Buttstock. While the Magpul PRS Gen 3 and PRS Lite are better quality, I wouldn't call the Luth-AR MBA-3 Carbine Buttstock junk. It has some advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it is quick and easy to adjust. I just wish it came with a QD sling cup.

Magpul PRS Gen 3 on my Evol 30.

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Magpul PRS Lite on my Evol Mini 22.

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Luth-AR MBA-3 on the same Evol Mini 22

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Hi Peskådot671, congratulations on those airguns! I would like to ask you a question. Please could you tell me the LOP of both the EVOL .30 with the MAGPUL PRS Gen 3 stock and the EVOL Mini .22 with the MAGPUL PRS Lite stock in their shorter configurations? Thank you very much

Best regards

 

[Nico5999]

The PRS Lite is pretty dope. I have been running one on my S510 for over a year and have no complaints.

I have a Luth-AR as well (not sure what model but it is fully adjustable). It is not a robust as the Magpul but I definitely wouldn't categorize it is "junk". All of the adjustments can lock down by tightening grub screws so it feels very sturdy when everything is all set up. I wish it was heavier like the Magpul.

I would look for a used Magpul Gen 3/B5 stock if that's what you really want. I guarantee you can probably find one on Facebook or another forum. I bought my Luth used for $25 in a bin at a local gun shop.

 

[Mr.H]

Thanks for bring this back up. I ended up getting the Luth AR MBA-3. It's ok, although I haven't put it thru and hard paces, yet. The butt pad does slide down is the primary reason I bought it. I've owned other Magpul stocks, I think they are better quality than that of the MBA-3.

 

[Peskådot671]

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Hi Peskådot671, congratulations on those airguns! I would like to ask you a question. Please could you tell me the LOP of both the EVOL .30 with the MAGPUL PRS Gen 3 stock and the EVOL Mini .22 with the MAGPUL PRS Lite stock in their shorter configurations? Thank you very much

Best regards

Evol Mini 22 with Magpul PRS Lite is 14" LOP.

Evol 30 with Magpul PRS Gen3 is 14.5" LOP.

 

[Vicente_M_Costa]

Evol Mini 22 with Magpul PRS Lite is 14" LOP.
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Evol 30 with Magpul PRS Gen3 is 14.5" LOP.
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Great shooting setups! Thank you very much for you reply

 

[Vicente_M_Costa]

It seems that Magpul's fixed buttstocks (PRS Gen III and LIte) are designed for tall, long-armed people. Roughly measured, directly on my arm, my LOP is about 31 centimeters (about 12 1/4"). I've heard that a little longer is fine but maybe 2" is too much. I don't know how much it might affect accuracy to have to adapt my body to the airgun rather the airgun to my body.

I think I'd better discuss that in another thread...

 

[Peskådot671]

I actually find it comfortable and I'm only 5'07" and I don't think I have ape like arms.

 

[Vicente_M_Costa]

I actually find it comfortable and I'm only 5'07" and I don't think I have ape like arms.

I'm 5'9". So I guess it might work for me as well.

 

[red ryder]

I'm in the market for an adjustable AR style stock like the one mentioned in the title. The Magpul has the features I want (ability to lower the buttpad) but its over 30 ounces and around $250 bucks. I've heard the Luth-AR stocks are junk.

So, looking for other opinions/options.

TIA

Over your desired price range, but MDT makes some very nice precision stuff.

 

[red ryder]

Magpul PRS Lite on my Evol Mini 22.

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Very nice!