Hubert Hoffman

According to the web site the buffer is 5.3oz. Brass lands at about the 5:00 position 6ft away.

The goal is a 1,000 yard gun. Currently using: Sellier & Bellot 6.5CM FMJ-BT 140grs 9.1g

UPPERS ------------------------------------------------- Live Free Armory Receiver(s) DPMS GEN-1 Compatible (2 upper, 1 lower) 15" hand guards BCG 6.5CM JP-Enterprises low mass carrier .308 Fulton Armory Criterion 22" heavy barrels. (rifle length gas) 6.5CM stainless, .308 nitride Precision Armament M11 Severe Duty Muzzle Break(s) LR308 DPMS Charging Handle American Defense Forward Assist Guntec USA AR-10/LR-308 Ejection Port Dust Cover Assembly SLR Rifleworks Sentry 8 adjustable gas block Faxon Firearms AR Rifle Length Gas Tube Harris S-BRM Bipod 6-9 LOWER ------------------------------------------------- CMMG AR-10 / LR-308 Lower Parts Kit Luth-AR 308 Buffer Tube & MBA-1 Stock Assembly LaRue Tactical MBT-2S Trigger Anarchy Outdoors Penguin Grip OPTICS ------------------------------------------------- Warne 20-MOA 1-Piece Gen-2 scope mount Vortex Viper HS Long Range 6-24X50 (FFP) Holland's Signature Series Anti-Cant Device

Apparently because I'm an idiot. The build I have weighs about 14 LB. The M-11 is supposed to remove 60%+ of felt recoil but I still get "jump" even when I hold the hand guard. Others at the range just squeeze the trigger and their firearm remains still. So I thought, easiest/cheapest thing add weight. Other alternatives (new stock, different barrel, different hand guard, different muzzle break) all have additional cost and my budget is about tapped out.

I went with a Luth-AR stock on my brand new build. Now I finding I like the adjust-ability of the stock but not the overall weight of the firearm. I would like to ADD five - six LB of weight to the stock without losing fit/function. Any ideas on how to add weight to this stock would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.