10-23-2020, 11:21 AM
I have both ctrs and Luther- ars, the ctr is my choice when I want light to carry around, but the luth is definitely a better all around stock, it is a little heavier but the rifle still balances well. Nowadays I dont do a lot of walk and carry. Off of a bag rest at the bench the luth is definitely my choice. Several chassis, mainly mdt, just not one on a Howa atm.
for ctr the better cheek weld than regular stocks, and the latch secures it pretty well from wiggle. The luth has a small bolt that you tighten when you have your length set, so it is very firm also. There is a soft n floppy kind of buttpad you have to order it, the original and even the softer one are both too hard for me in my bigger calibers. I even ground down a limb saver for one pad and use that. Over all, the luth is a good way to go. Adds maybe 3/4 lb to your overall cp to the ctr.
for ctr the better cheek weld than regular stocks, and the latch secures it pretty well from wiggle. The luth has a small bolt that you tighten when you have your length set, so it is very firm also. There is a soft n floppy kind of buttpad you have to order it, the original and even the softer one are both too hard for me in my bigger calibers. I even ground down a limb saver for one pad and use that. Over all, the luth is a good way to go. Adds maybe 3/4 lb to your overall cp to the ctr.
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