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About LinkBacksI have seen, haven't shot, thought about and concluded the only tangible benefit is small amounts of weight reduction. But for the cost not worth it for me...
I do understand ascetic value, but fat barrels belong on bench rest guns. If I want carbon, I can put tape on ....
I might take more notice when bench rest guys do..... can 't see that happening at the prices though even if the performance is OK
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