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About LinkBacksIm interested in these now as some of my hunting is on steepish clear stuff where bipod is useless and Im a bit too wobbly for freehand. I have used a teetree walking stick as a monopod and its a help but two piont contact would be much stabler.
Does anyone who uses them also use them as a walking aid ? are they strong enough. Ive only looked at the caldwell ones
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