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About LinkBacksSome good comments here. My two sons (now both in their 20's) have chosen a couple of rifles each that they advised I'm not to sell, as they consider them as heirloom. One will be third generation hand down, the others are just due to their love of that particular firearm for their own reasoning. To me, this answers the question of heirloom status.
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