New: Luth-AR Sidekick Balance Weight

Luth-AR’s Sidekick Balance Weight adds 14.4 ounces to your rifle’s butt stock weight

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posted on August 15, 2022
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Luth-AR recently introduced the Sidekick Balance Weight, which is designed to add heft to the company’s MBA-1 or MBA-2 Rifle butt stocks.

Made from carbon steel with a mag phosphate finish, the Sidekick Balance Weight adds 14.4 ounces to the weight of your butt stock, which can be helpful for long-range precision shooting or anytime a little extra weight is desired.

Luth-AR Sidekick weight
The 14.4-ounce Luth-AR Sidekick Balance Weight (MSRP: $69.95) is simple to attach with only three bolts.

 

The easy-to-install Luth-AR Sidekick Balance Weight attaches to MBA-1 or MBA-2 butt stocks with three bolts. Mounting hardware is included with purchase of the Sidekick Balance Weight.

The overall width of the Luth-AR Sidekick Balance Weight is 4.85 inches, height is 3.19 inches and the depth is 0.5 inches.

MSRP is $69.95. The Luth-AR Sidekick Balance weight is made in the United States. Learn more at luth-ar.com.

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