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About LinkBacksThe CF2 are all the same action length. Easiest ID is to see the actual bolt. The CF2 bolt has a bar on the side that rotates as the bolt is worked. It sits in the same position as the extractor claw assembly on a Mauser actionOriginally Posted by paremata
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