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About LinkBacksI would say yes if it comes with the pistol grip and no if it does not. Best be would be to take the spec's and see your local AO (arms officer) and get them to yay or nay,
personally I would apply for a permit from them while I was there just to be sure , also its over the magic $00 so Brownells will need to arrange an export permit
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