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About LinkBacksFrom memory they are heafty but very workable.Originally Posted by Dicko
While not as collectable as older BSA sporting rifles, the Monarch models are well made, have good ergonomics and in my case shoot well. This is a .243 Win I bought f my son as first rifle some 10 years back.
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