Details
Details
The Magpul PRS Lite stock takes all the popular features of the PRS stock and puts them in a lightweight, skeletonized profile for shooters building a DMR-style rifle without adding a ton of weight. All the adjustability needed is built right into this precision stock, including length of pull and cheek comb height.
Features:
- Compatible with carbine, SR25, and A5 receiver extensions
- Rugged polymer and metal construction
- 0.8" comb height adjustment range
- 1.4" length of pull adjustment range
- Height and cant adjustable, non-slip rubber buttpad
- 1.25" ambi sling loop
- Reversible QD sling cup, additional QD sling cup positions
- OD Green finish
- 10 oz lighter than PRS Gen3
- 18.2 oz weight
- Made in the USA
While these adjustments are not tool-less, the simpler design helps reduce weight by 10 ounces compared to the PRS Gen3. The PRS Lite stock is compatible with carbine, SR25, and A5-length receiver extension tubes for both .223 and .308-pattern rifles, giving builders a lightweight, lower-cost option for a DMR build.
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Specifications
California Prop 65 warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.Ratings & Reviews
3 reviews
Sturdy
by Bill -
Will need to use a standard(non-QD) endplate or the stock will not be able to lock on. It does have a QD receiver in that spot though. Cheek riser adjustment is not very user friendly and takes a little playing with to get right. Overall a solid piece.
Stable Platform
by M Kern -
This PRS Lite stock was the perfect solution for my S&W MP10. I needed a stable platform to replace the existing stock. Set up was very and fast!
A5 tube
by Justin
When mounting on a VLTOR RE-10/A5SR buffer tube you will have about an inch and a half or so of a gap until the locking bolt contacts the carbine adjustability portion of the tube. It takes a bit of effort to make that gap however, so for the most part, that gap may never be a problem for you and should stay flush against the castle nut.