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About LinkBacksWell I've only just got the gear , so we'll see how it goes.
My aim is increased consistency by making the neck as consistent as possible without taking too much off.
I neck size with the Forster bush n bump and so what I should see through this is a more consistent seat due to a more consistent neck wall thickness
The first tests are showing smaller groups than I got before with my 223. Have yet to turn the first tray of cases for the 243.
Work in progress
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