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About LinkBacksA .22 upper doesn't use the buffer system and that's where the failures usually are: receiver extension snaps off.Originally Posted by P38
"3d printing" with titanium etc is a far cry from the do it yourself at home machines, ie, a couple of orders of magnitude of cost
Ti is a pretty dumb material choice for a lower too since Aluminium works 100% fine at a much lower price point etc
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