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About LinkBacksWhich is exactly what everyone has been telling you!Originally Posted by pepper123
It will be a hassle for the gunshop, as the rifle is still safe they are happy to palm you off and not have to deal with it.
There are none so blind.....
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02-06-2017, 10:21 AM #11Numzane
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