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Is the stud on this part longer than the stud on the standard AR 15 magazine catch? — 1 Answer

by Jim, from GA, United States Asked on June 21, 2019

Name Luth-AR .308 Magazine Catch (4.4)
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Answered by Jim, member, from GA, United States, on September 05, 2019

Yes it is! I ordered the part anyway out of frustration with other suppliers. It just came in. It fits my AR10 DPMS lower in .308 perfectly, better than the magazine catch that was furnished with the "AR10 Lower Kit," that I purchased. When installed, the stud is flush with the outside of the retaining nut, as it is on an AR15. (The retaining nut, or button, is the extended version, used when the stud is too short.)

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