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I'd e-mail LMT and see if their DMR 308 Buttstock kit is shorter then a Magpul PRS 3.
https://lmtdefense.com/parts/dmr308-kit
Expensive as heck... but...
Also, I can't seem to find it , but... is the PRS 3 shorter when using a carbine RE Tube ? ( Buffer tube )
https://lmtdefense.com/parts/dmr308-kit
Expensive as heck... but...
Also, I can't seem to find it , but... is the PRS 3 shorter when using a carbine RE Tube ? ( Buffer tube )
No it’s the same. It just has a different attachment method.
Magpul UBR
Tactical AR Buttstock
Our Tactical AR buttstock is designed specifically for AR-15 and AR-10 applications and is perfect for the tactical or 3 Gun competitive shooter, as well as hunters setting up long range AR platforms.
xlrindustries.com Should be able to get pretty short with this. The extension will limit your choices of buffers, but it should work.
Tactical AR Buttstock
Our Tactical AR buttstock is designed specifically for AR-15 and AR-10 applications and is perfect for the tactical or 3 Gun competitive shooter, as well as hunters setting up long range AR platforms.
Should be able to get pretty short with this. The extension will limit your choices of buffers, but it should work.
Thx I completely forgot that XLR made buttstocks..
Yeah, i got one a few months ago for my 224 valkyrie. I love it. I had a PRS and much prefer this stock to it.
This is the correct answer...
If'n you're not a cheeky fellow.
Never liked the ubr for precision platform.
Maybe the B5 systems stock.
XLR all the way
It amazes me that with everyone complaining about the Magpul PRS Gen 3 LOP for years now (myself included) that no one, including magpul has made a shorter recoil pad for it. Seems like it would be pretty easy to save at least 1/2". Especially when there are other aftermarket options for other Magpul stocks. I've done grind to fit pads for shotguns before I'm tempted to try and make something work for the PRS. The thick recoil pad on the Gen 3 is pretty much hard rubber anyway. This topic comes up frequently and the answers are usually that there is no good answer if you want to run a rifle length buffer on an AR10 and have a solid but adjustable stock with shorter LOP.
It looks like the XLR only comes with a carbine length buffer, and lists a LOP of 12-15". They also mention they use a larger proprietary diameter buffer tube so you can't use it with a rifle length tube even if you wanted to. If you want cant adjustment it looks like you'll lose a 1/2" or so of that to their extra plate required.
If you are okay running a carbine buffer tube then there have people a couple people that have modified the PRS Gen 3 carbine spacer to gain at least 1/2" if I remember right. That or find a Gen 2 model that is shorter but has basically a solid thin rubber pad.
It looks like the XLR only comes with a carbine length buffer, and lists a LOP of 12-15". They also mention they use a larger proprietary diameter buffer tube so you can't use it with a rifle length tube even if you wanted to. If you want cant adjustment it looks like you'll lose a 1/2" or so of that to their extra plate required.
If you are okay running a carbine buffer tube then there have people a couple people that have modified the PRS Gen 3 carbine spacer to gain at least 1/2" if I remember right. That or find a Gen 2 model that is shorter but has basically a solid thin rubber pad.
You can but when you use the carbine spacer for the Gen 3 it makes it the same length as the rifle version. Also you lose the rear bolt attachment so the clamp screw up front is the only thing holding the stock on though I haven't seen anyone complain on it slipping. Some have cut the carbine spacer down to reduce LOP.
